Sentence examples for need to wind from inspiring English sources

"We need to wind this up, George.

And we need to wind back negative gearing.

"I use an old-school alarm clock that you need to wind up," he said.

That means students need to wind up in the top third of their class.

Quartz-regulated, battery powered watches, with their accuracy and "no need to wind" practicality appeared to make mechanical watches obsolete.

Then, in case that feels a queasy prospect, add in the need to wind down the massive over-borrowing by British families, albeit mainly on mortgages.

And we didn't need to wound our primary international conflict-resolution body.

By making them less than in any way - less smart, less important, less human - justifies the need to wound.

I was off my face on hash, and needed to wind down.

And finally, the paper argues that more of the food we grow needs to wind up on people's plates.

"They need to argue every one of those issue ads needs to wind up nonpolitical, which seems to be a Herculean task".