Sentence examples for where to wind up from inspiring English sources

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The variety of restaurants, in terms of both cuisine and atmosphere, rivals that of a much larger city, and deciding where to wind up the day with a leisurely meal is a pleasant challenge.

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Pettitte showed Graham the retired numbers beyond the fence in left field -- "This is where you want to wind up, right?" Graham asked, smiling -- and the coach talked about Stengel's influence on him as a manager.

"Tonight we did not wind up where we wanted to be, but that does not change where we are going to wind up at the end of this process," Rubio said.

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"Many decisions are still in the pipeline, and we think where those are going to wind up is clear," he said.

"If you don't start giving the youth of America a good, basic education, where are we going to wind up as a nation?

Or, as Coach Bill Belichick said: "These kinds of games, you never really know when the dial spins, where it's going to wind up, who it's going to end up on.

A. You are not going to know where you're going to wind up, so if you think it's all about researching and finding the exact right place for you, forget about it.

"You certainly don't want to start a pitcher and have one of these on-and-off games, where you're going to wind up losing a starter," Torre said.

"I know where it's going to wind up," he says.

Where it is going to wind up, who knows?" He also touched on the way Venezuela gets used in the US to criticize Obama, to try to push him further to the right on foreign-policy issues, noting that after the Summit of the Americas held earlier this year, the US president was attacked "just for saying hello" to him.

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