Sentence examples for sure wind from inspiring English sources

"It became almost obsessive on the planning board's side to make sure wind is mitigated".

But we sure wound up paying for it.

A common excuse that estate planning attorney, Jennifer Sharpe, hears is, "I don't have an estate, so I don't need an estate plan". According to Sharpe, not so fast: even if you only have a pet or a valued vinyl collection or a ring you inherited from a grandparent, you need an estate plan to make sure they wind up where you want them to wind up should the worst happen.

Paper kites tear easily so make sure the wind is gentle and light; do not attempt to fly it in medium or high winds.

She was pretty sure the wind would just blow it away.

Make sure you wind the camera on after you've taken your shot, he tells us.

ordinary taxpayers, parents, and other affected interests are sure to wind up on the outside.

She's sharper than Lola (Ms. Kazan is terrific in conveying the character's self-consciousness), and she's sure to wind up richer.

"I'm not sure that wind turbines in this region will significantly reduce the outcome of global climate change or actually have any role," Mr. Boone said.

A new book, sure to wind up on the nightstands of all campaign finance geeks, documents the many ways in which a torrent of cash is corrupting members of Congress and providing benefits for the wealthy.

"We want to make sure that wind developers pay their way in Wyoming and that the tax burden isn't shifted to the taxpayers," said Ryan Lance, deputy chief of staff for Mr. Freudenthal, a Democrat.