Sentence examples for to wind with from inspiring English sources

Or what about polyrhythmic salad, where each guest receives a music box to wind with their left hand while eating lettuce, dates, and grapes directly from the bowl with their right, and the waiter dances slowly, making "elaborate gesticulations" in front of the table until the food has been ingested?

Biotinylated N-terminal RNA complementary sequence (2 pmol; labelling efficiency higher that 75% was placed to wind with unlabelled SOCS1 RNA in a solution containing 3.5 m M equimolar of ATP/MgCl2 for 5 min at 95 °C, followed by 1 h at 37 °C. Recombinant HAGE protein was added at two different concentrations (0.6  μg, 1.2  μg) after the RNA winding assay, followed by 1 h incubation at 37 °C.

It looks like Scarlett Johansson and flame Nate Naylor are ready to throw caution to the wind with their budding romance.

These new guidelines will encourage prescribers to throw caution to the wind with toddlers, opening a Pandora's box of drug intervention for children.

You tend to wind up with goo, or worse.

Otherwise you're bound to wind up with a divorce.

You're apt to wind up with sporadic scribbles that are hard to parse, upon review.

"We're going to wind up with populations in all fifty states eventually".

Plain lucky to wind up with only carpet burns after falling down the stairs.

"You know, we're going to wind up with five hundred thousand volunteers and no money," Kinky said.

We're probably going to wind up with better people as a result.