Sentence examples for wind up again from inspiring English sources
And here it is again, in context, the way Phillips wrote it, near the conclusion of "The Trees," in his 1998 collection "From the Devotions": The trees wave but, except to say "wind — up again," this means nothing.
Keep your hand still during this time to avoid jerking the yo-yo and causing it to wind up again.
By then I had wound down so thoroughly that to be wound up again utterly disoriented me.
The Mafia, in effect, works for Frank, who winds up again and again impressing people not disposed to be impressed by a black man.
He shot a movie, "REEL-UNREEL," of boys rolling spools of film through Kabul's dusty streets, their reels unravelling and winding up again, and began work on another piece, of former mujahideen assembling and disassembling an AK-47.
9.52am GMT 18th over: South Africa 42-2 (Elgar 14, du Plessis 17) Johnson winds up again with three slips in place to Faf du Plessis, who is managing to rock his tight Adidas shirt with a lot more conviction than, say, Tim Bresnan in the Ashes summer just gone.
The melody continues, winds down into a brief flurry of synthetic handclaps, then winds up again into a chorus, repeated again and again: "I'm waiting for something, I'm only passing time/And now I'm all alone and I don't care and I don't care and …" The voices layer the phrases over one another, then the song ends at just under eight minutes with a final, defiant shout of "I don't care".
Like a toy that has been wound up again, the salesman is off.
In 2009, the club risked being wound up again when it was revealed it owed over £300,000 to the tax man.
With the Party of No winding up again to cut off the country's nose to spite its face over Obama's new New Deal I thought I would focus this week on an urban infrastructure change that doesn't take an act of Congress and doesn't cost the equivalent of a Goldman Sachs partner's Christmas bonus.
