Sentence examples for that we wind from inspiring English sources

"It seems that we wind up with players from just about every area of life.

The Treasury's recommendation that we wind down Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and let the private mortgage market step in is spot on.

In almost every way, she's a monster, and borderline-crazy, yet Theron makes her so desperately miserable — and so courageous in her mistakes — that we wind up sympathizing with her; we almost like her.

He added, "We are going to have a trilateral and try to talk about how we can advance this process in the simplest, most cooperative, most cogent way so that we wind up with both Pakistan's and Afghanistan's interests being satisfied — but most importantly with a stable and peaceful Afghanistan".

"I'm really comforted that [Microsoft] is using TLA+ because I don't see how anyone could do it without using that kind of mathematical thinking — and I worry about what the other systems that we wind up using built by other organizations — I worry about how reliable they are".

A revenue decline of that magnitude would likely require that we wind down operations in at least one, and quite possibly two, of the 30 countries where we are currently serving children and their families.

It's kind of ironic that we wound up designing what was probably the first public park in Williamsburg".

And at Portstewart we got on so well with our caddies that we wound up buying them a drink.

These days, however, when we say that we fell down the rabbit hole, we seldom mean that we wound up somewhere psychedelically strange.

A. I didn't think we'd have the amount of litigation that we had, the opposition vocally that we wound up having.

"We didn't see it at the time, but it became clear pretty quick that we wound up here by design," Mr. Quintyne said.