Sentence examples for we wind on from inspiring English sources

"There's almost a hysterical trill at the end of the solo that leads into the finale … 'And as we wind on down the road …'" He's often used sexual imagery to describe the song and it's no different today: "It's like an orgasm at the end.

We wound on to one of Dartmoor's most remarkable sites, a moor liberally dotted with the remains of Bronze Age settlements, among which probably the finest is Grimspound – 24 hut circles (the remains of little round houses).

By the time we wound on to a flyover to head for downtown we were easily 3,000 people.

By sheer coincidence we wind up on the Xenophon family plot which is now owned by a Vietnamese family.

"A couple of calls were made and we wind up on the losing end of the stick.

The media world is upside down these days, and I hope when all the volatility is done we wind up on the Soderbergh side of things.

As we wind down on another "American Idol" season -- arguably it's strongest in years -- let's hope Lambert makes another "Idol" first by sporting a stache on the biggest stage in the world.

Even if we wind up, later on, needlessly terrified of entirely safe people, places and things.

So we wind up cutting back on bus operations and then raising fares, which drives the riders away".

There is no reason to assume that institutions and professions are any more exempt from the spiral than individuals, which is how we wind up with infants on no-fly lists, and people being patted down due to pacemakers.

"If we wind back three Starcraft games on PC, who would know the Starcraft would come about, because you're looking at the vantage of a pre-horizon.