Sentence examples for started to wind up from inspiring English sources

King had started to wind up the speech, without what has become the signature passage, when the singer Mahalia Jackson, standing nearby, encouraged him to go on.

"It happened at a nice time of the season as the playoff runs are just starting to wind up and also baseball has ceded some of the spotlight to football".

"The Australians are taking England seriously and they have already started to wind me up.

But Fr Emmanuel was really starting to wind me up.

It's at this point that some serious hairpins start to wind the gradient up to 12 per cent on the road.

Make big entrances like "Floats On Fluffy Cloud!" Or "Tiny red carpet wolls!" When you get picked start showing off to wind up other pookies by saying "Ha ha, I got picked and you didn't!

"Anthony H Wilson" is the name he started using in the 90s "to wind up all the people in Manchester who think I'm a flash twat".

The journeyman knuckleball pitcher crawled through the sports equivalent of 500 yards of shit-smelling foulness throughout his career, only to wind up starting -- and succeeding -- for the New York Mets.

Otherwise, like the Florida lottery winners, we are going to wind up where we started from.

"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".

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.