Sentence examples for started and wound from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hart, however, was a nonfactor by the time the voting started, and wound up dropping out again in March.

Petty started 33rd and wound up 40th.

I think some of it may have carried over from last season, when we started 1-6 and wound up 8-8".

"So many beginner growers get oversold by grow shops when all they really need to spend is maybe $300 to get started and they wind up with a $3,000 bill".

Last year, Gordon finished eighth at Indy, then flew to Charlotte, N.C., in time for the Coca-Cola 600 start and wound up 16th.

From then through November he made 35 starts and wound up with the unimpressive record of five wins while failing to place in 18 races and earning only $12,510.

She started on cocaine and wound up on crack, an addiction it pained Ms. Burton to witness.

I did the best I could to pull myself out, got clean, you know, and started partying again and wound back up in the ward.

Some had wondered if Wescott could successfully defend his gold, given a difficult year on the World Cup circuit and the unpredictable nature of snowboard cross, where four riders start simultaneously and wind their way down a twisting track.

Left for dead after losing their first three games by a combined 109-27, they are the first team in the N.F.L. to start 0-3 and wind up tied for first in their division four games later.

She started racing with him and wound up as New Jersey's fifth-ranked woman cyclist.