Sentence examples for was very wound from inspiring English sources

"At that age, I was very wound up in ballet technique.

"Wayne Bridge was very wound up, very angry, when he made the decision," Capello told the Spanish channel Gol Televisión.

It was the first time I'd spoken publicly about "The Magicians," or read aloud from it, and I was very wound up about how it would be received by this unusually discerning audience.

Mike never got to cum that night but on the drive home S was very wound up, she came very quickly as I rubbed her pussy, she even sucked my cock as I drove, she was obviously very horny.

The IMA also was very wound from its origin.

"I think they're very wound up in each other as a couple".

Arch-roof industrial buildings are very wind sensitive.

But there was very little wind and it was unusually humid.

"It was very quiet, no wind, like the snow in Russia when I was a boy," he said.

Since the storm was very small, vertical wind shear caused significant weakening thereafter.

It has exported the likes of trance legends Tiësto and Armin van Buuren, and throughout it's very own winding streets are clubs that don't open until midnight or close until 6am.