Sentence examples for what we wind from inspiring English sources

But no matter what we wind up calling it, the opposition is going to be fierce.

Great advice, but if we do that, more often than not what we wind up listening to are the voices of other people talking on their cellphones.

That's amazing to me, because what we wind up with is a puzzle that offers a few levels of creative ideas, the most noticeable of which are the circles that spell out the author's name: LEO TOLSTOY.

Ms. Klawitter's theme hides four different types of retail stores in the corners — that would be the letters in those circled squares — and cleverly slips the payoff into the center entry, so that what we wind up with are "local conveniences" or CORNER STOREs.

So what we wind up with is a puzzle that will not fall easily, but which rewards its solvers with fill like LIFE OF PABLO, ICE CREAM BAR, BATTERY ACID, ROE V. WADE, JACKED UP, NOBODY CARES and LAID AN EGG.

What we wind up with, therefore, is a spacetime where, at any time, inflation ends in a few regions, and we get a hot Big Bang where it does.

And what we wound up with was a smorgasbord.

She and I decided to give our mum a chance to tell our dad or we'd tell him ourselves, which is what we wound up doing.

I don't think what we wound up doing did any good either, but we had to raise the stakes somehow.

What we wound up with is more like a sophisticated art book than an internet thing: A meditation on the contemporary state of still-life photography, if you will.

Before we started making it some people talked about the idea as "60 Minutes meets Jackass," but what we wound up with is more "a guided tour to the absurdity of the modern condition" that features a whole slew of people, news, sub cultures, and rituals that you might not know about but definitely want to.