Sentence examples for this will wind from inspiring English sources

This will wind up being a committee.

Where this will wind up, who knows?

Maybe so; like many such claims before it, this will wind up in court.

"But there's so much stuff in Clive's book, and our guys are so clever, who knows where this will wind up?

All told, the voters have reason to believe both men's predictions that this will wind up as a tough, tight race.

"Clearly, social networking has caught on in a great way, but there's still a lot of uncertainty about where all of this will wind up," says Wharton management professor Saikat Chaudhuri.

"This'll wind up being the highest price in the country for a single building," said Dan Fasulo, director of market analysis for Real Capital Analytics, a research and consulting firm.

The rare scenes that appear to portray some sort of relaxed domesticity or a relationship not colored by apocalyptic foreknowledge are all colored by looming dread, the viewer's knowledge that this person is lying or the expectation that this person will wind up dead.

Considering the Fed's plans to keep interest rates near zero through late 2014, it looks as if this policy will wind up being in place for six years.

Taxpayers have been told that their money is required because of an urgent need to rebuild bank capital, yet a significant fraction of this money will wind up in shareholders' pockets — and thus be unavailable to plug the large capital hole on the banks' balance sheets.

Along with this, Rakuten will wind down its Play.com brand — picked up when Rakuten acquired the service in 2011 for just under $40 million.