Sentence examples for wind up into from inspiring English sources

To the north, narrow roads wind up into magnificent landscapes of dense pine and cedar forest, lakes, mountain crags, bizarre rock formations, colonial mining villages and old Spanish silver haciendas.

When you've tired of that, and of playing Frisbee or touch football, you can explore the footpaths behind the property that wind up into the trees and take you up toward another view of the city.

Like the U.K. effort, each section was engineered to wind up into a 2D coil with well understood binding properties.

Our understanding of how chromatin fibers wind up into rod-shaped mitotic chromosomes in the next levels of organization is – at best – rudimentary.

A road winds up into the hills above Palma.

The rutted road winds up into the highlands where water cascades across the track and precipitous drops flank narrow passes.

There is a wonderful gouache of the sorcerer's cavern, from "Fantasia" (1940), with the shell-like spiral of staircase winding up into the ominous dark.

The route winds up into what is the biggest natural forest in the contiguous United States, until the roadway suddenly widens on a sharp bend.

Cumberbatch says that he will start learning Frankenstein's lines, "then get wound up into the Creature's, because he gives cues.

As the road wound up into the mountains, the minivan vanished for longer and longer intervals, smaller each time it reappeared.

The rhythmic percussion of countless cicadas is replaced by the sweet pulsations of a dozen violins, their melody winding up into the hot Italian night like clouds of perfumed incense.