Sentence examples for winds it up from inspiring English sources

When he cocks the ball, hitches it, pumps it back and forth or winds it up — whatever his magic might be — we don't see it fully.

Question Time can be pretty boisterous these days – it's that audience participation that winds it up; they must all be bloggers – and exposes the weaknesses of politicians who are less than combative.

The debate picks up again on the conference floor this afternoon and I'll carry on until Ken Clarke winds it up, at around 3pm Join us for all the big announcements, including speeches from Kenneth Clarke, the shadow business secretary, and George Osborne, the shadow chancellor.

You wind it up, stick a pencil in its tiny retractable claw, and let it go.

In Australia, "Wind It Up" debuted at number eight and spend its first seven weeks within the top ten.

I'm betting we'll wind it up soon.

"So I had to go myself and wind it up, wind it up to try to take the kick out of them".

In 1991 he wound it up after the price of salmon halved.

Despite being salaried workers for the organisation they wound it up in 1998.

"On the last lap all he did was wind it up.

"Then they wound it up to get power to shock me.