Sentence examples for seems to wind from inspiring English sources

The world seems to wind down quietly, with stillness.

Paradoxically, Bagram itself keeps growing even as the war seems to wind down.

Which is good, as Nedved said, "because a lot of times, the puck seems to wind up on his stick when we have scoring chances".

So what is about this pair that seems to wind people up? "It's probably me," says Ed, a massive grin creasing his face.

In '&apos My Apprenticeships'' she seems to wind up the matter of men, love and the question of choice by admitting she had ''never been close to men other men call great.'' Either they had never sought her out, she said, or else it was she who fled.

"It seems to wind other people up but it doesn't bother me.

Cersei optimistically fires it at a dragon skull, and seems to wound it.

But the slight that seems to wound him the most is that he too much loves the limelight.

Declining economic prospects seemed to wind their way into all kinds of difficulties.

Warren Beatty confessed that all his best stories seemed to wind up serving himself.

The loss of privacy gets Hensher so wound up that he can't seem to wind down.