Sentence examples for winds up generating from inspiring English sources

But Margaret's constant, shrill hectoring of her husband is so overstated — and frankly so nerve rattling to endure — that Mr. Nohilly winds up generating sympathy for this reviled patriarch.

"Very few materials wind up generating the revenues that sustain an entire system," he said.

In construction, there's always a change that will wind up generating thousands of documents.

A defining achievement of American bureaucracy is that even assaults on its authority wind up generating more bureaucracy.

Even when we manage to set up a functional algae farm or system, the energy-intensive process of harvesting it and wringing the oils or nutrients out of it can at times wind up generating more carbon dioxide than the colonies suck out of the air.

Since viruses can sample more sequence space, they wind up generating the greatest amount of new genetic information, which can then be passed along to the host microbes through horizontal gene transfer (HGT).

You'll need to wind up to generate momentum for your forehand.

As the tornado neared New York State Route 9A, it intensified to F2 status, generating winds up to 157 mph, and struck the California Closet Warehouse.

In a briefing on Friday night, Gary Conte, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, said there had been two tornadoes — one that reached up to 80 miles an hour in Park Slope, and a second near Flushing that reached 100 miles an hour — as well as a macroburst in Middle Village and Forest Hills, Queens, that generated winds up to 125 miles an hour.

If the 14 sites encompassed by the agreement were successfully developed, they would have the potential for 54 wind turbines generating up to 133 megawatts of power.

Elena winds up consoling Lila.