Sentence examples for wind up over from inspiring English sources

When a customer clicks that little arrow on one of our products, like a nice hand-carved creche, he shouldn't wind up over at Mistress Sadie's Spanking Academy.

It's four-day total could wind up over $50 million -- a ridiculously large sum for a film in its fourth weekend of release.

Imagine a magical place -- not Disney -- where every surface is covered in colorful mosaics, where you can explore soaring sculptures, statues and arches that wind up, over and around what the artist calls his home, studio and "wild kingdom".

These days it seems too many automatics are either droners always holding rpms low to economize on gas; you wind up over-revving such cars just to get a 10 mph gain in speed or so oily-smooth that there's no perceptible reward for being in a car at all a commuter train or jet offers that kind of detached power delivery.

To deprive yourself of something just makes you want it more, and then you wind up over-indulging.

Make sure that you're using a skincare regime that is simple; you can wind up over-treating your skin, making things worse.

Last night, Leiter jammed Burrell with a slider in the sixth, but the pitch wound up over the left field fence to give the Phillies a lead.

[He was making money doing bits and pieces of DJing.] Living by myself, getting uptight, wound up, over stupid little things.

Very few novels attempt to cover this stretch of time – even Buddenbrooks only covers 40 years or so, and most of the action of Proust or Powell is wound up over 20 years.

McCain is this drama's Heidi Montag, Lauren's former friend who started out likable and sweet but wound up, over time, becoming a lying deceitful bitch.

We had a practice once where I went after the ball and wound up jumping over the benches and falling over on my back".