Sentence examples for wind things up from inspiring English sources

Scelsa would come on the air at eight and not wind things up until three or four in the morning.

Alcohol, he says, draining the tea, fidgety and anxious to wind things up, will not destroy him.

"He'd wind things up and then stand back and see what happened," says bassist Steven Hanley of his erstwhile boss, "to get a better performance out of people.

Meetings had lapsed, and MacCarthy hoped that Woolf's account of Bloomsbury's antebellum glory days would be a fitting way to wind things up for good.

In 2016 we have decided to wind things up a bit.

As they wind things up, they announce that they've gone over their allotted time, but, "This is Trump's America, nothing even matters anymore".

Where almost every other movie I'd seen wound things up, "L'Avventura" wound them down.

"There are always people winding things up" at the preview, Mr. Cheney said.

As we're winding things up at North LaSalle Street, Jordan tells me about George Koehler, his friend and driver: "When I first came to Chicago, thirteen years ago, I didn't know one soul, and the Bulls didn't pick me up.

The Israeli army usually plays along with this choreographed war-dance, perhaps winding things up with an air-raid on suspected Hizbullah targets in south Lebanon.Binyamin Netanyahu's government, enjoying a caretaker role until Ehud Barak's lot takes over next week, has wearied of the dance.

Back at the hotel, he doesn't seem to be in any sort of hurry, but the conversation has run its course, and as a way of winding things up I embark on some ill-conceived sentence that begins as a heartfelt compliment but escalates into some lavish toast of gratitude on behalf of the nation.