Sentence examples for wind together from inspiring English sources

You don't get mist and wind together, do you?

We sat outside, suffering in the wind together.

Rain and wind together when walking down the road.

The story, its history, its effects, all wind together in a single, inseparable twine.

But her biggest asset might be a relentless drive to wind together obscure health theories, blog postings and corporate financial statements.

Chef and part owner Michael Fiore, a holdover from Cucina, has managed to wind together flavors and styles from all over the Mediterranean without creating a disconnected smorgasbord.

Once he wouldhave said it didn't matter because the two womenwere so tightly wound together.

In Rezak's mind, good fortune and grace were wound together, so that the Harouni family's connections and wealth established not simply the power of the household but also its virtue.

They create a two-hour hallucinatory montage of the hike and Cheryl's back story that's wound together with the songs, phrases and poetry that she recited to herself as she walked.

The setting's cavernous, pre-Bauhaus austerity mingles with a shadowy, voluptuous German Expressionist palette to create the overall impression of a monumental, sprawling, timeless Bohemia in which life and art have wound together into a dizzying Modernist dreamland.

For the Israelis and Palestinians -- whose histories, holy places and physical spaces are wound together as tightly as DNA -- to do so would be a task of dispersion as monumental as dismantling the Tower of Babel.