Sentence examples for wind the paper from inspiring English sources

Wind the paper around the dowels.

Each breath comes in with a high pitched sigh as if your lungs were made of wind chimes, the paper origami kind that sort of whistle in the breeze.

The result indicates that the simulated spectrum of the simulated wind time history is in good agreement with the target spectrum, which verifies that the numerical simulation of fluctuating winds in the paper is reliable.

The brake design concept is based on the use of friction between the deploying tether and a short pole onto which several turns are wound, and the paper summarises the modelling work that has been done, and then discusses an experiment in which the premise was tested in the laboratory.

However, she said she didn't realize her testimony to police would wind up the papers anyway.

News International always claimed that London Lite was a spoiler paper established purely to wound the London Paper.

"Even though some of the walls are built of bricks and stones, they cannot withstand the perennial exposure to wind and rain," the paper quoted Dong Yaohui, a vice-president of the society, as saying.

Absent from the story was the usual chest-thumping about obtaining documents through a Freedom of Information Act request, suggesting that no such request was filed and that the materials wound up in the paper's hands some other way.

Search strategy of Depth-Fist research method was modified in order to realize the function of locating recirculation winds; this paper also showed the example of real mine ventilation on recirculation winds' problems.

For one thing, the wind patterns paper claims the climate window for sea voyaging to and from New Zealand closed well before 1300, though the canoe is dated to 1400.

Figures on the back page of the book say that the wind energy used in the paper's production was equal to 45 trees being planted or 736 miles driven in an average car.