to wind up

This man is specially employed to wind up the crowd ready to be influenced by our speaker.

If you let your thoughts control you then you're going to wind up in a very strange maze of suffering with no apparent way out.

One afternoon, she began to wind up wool into a ball. She needed at least five wool windings.

Thank God! We turned out to wind up the bargain with success. All that we endured was worthwhile.

Being able to wind up a manager is satisfying, even if it doesn't quite work your way in terms of results.

Is the attempt to make environmentally friendly roadways doomed to wind up in the toilet?

What strange twists of fate had caused a refuge from Nazi persecution to wind up in Arabia as the representative of American democracy.

Whether for temperamental or strategic reasons, Jobs is too intent on control to wind up in a position to control us.

They are easy to install and require no roof penetrations, yet they are very resistant to wind up-lift and other harsh weather conditions.

But, they noted, party officials have been known to wind up in the hospital when troubled by political problems.

Let's clear the whole thing up and get ready to wind up another round of system testing.

Many, if not most, of the laws now heading toward passage are destined to wind up in court.

As you saw above, it is easy to wind up with a project that uses a huge number of classes from a large code base.

We are going to wind up in the poor house.

I love waking up in the morning and not knowing what is going to happen , or who I am going to meet, where I am going to wind up.

Well, we actually managed to wind up our talks successfully. The long trip was well worth it.

It's one thing to be polite and friendly in your E-mail; it's another thing to wind up with a brown nose.

"I think we're going to wind up with an anemic decade, " Fabbri told the Reuters Investment Outlook Summit in New York.

If you limit your emotions, behaviors, and thoughts, you're going to wind up limiting the amount of abundance you experience, too.

Remember, choose these three colleges very carefully as they are the places where you are mostly likely to wind up.

L: Thank you. If all goes well we'll be able to wind up our talks the day after tomorrow.

Various war agencies began to wind up their affairs.

It must be possible to wind up institutions without the damage we witnessed after Lehman's collapse.

I forgot about the pain that animals endure just to wind up as food, and I was tired of being made fun of or nagged at during every meal.

But now the Fed is phasing out such purchases and is expected to wind up quantitative easing.

I'm sorry I have not been able to wind up the lesson in time.

If all goes well, we'll be able to wind up our talks the Friday.

Now I believe there is a girls dorm and i would recommend it to people who dont want to wind up with naked smelly men.

One day I had occasion to wind up a debate on foreign affairs which Griffiths had opened.

Some of the battles caused Athena to wind up physically beaten.

I'd like to wind up the meeting soon.

Not having a college degree means you are over three times more likely to wind up unemployed.

In short, the more time we spend with our little girls, the less likely they are to wind up on the sixteenth season of Teen Mom.

It's widely (and correctly) assumed that he has good connections everywhere he visits, so he's unlikely to wind up at a dud.

They may even think talking to you beats working. You need to have some tools in your managerial toolbox to wind up theseconversations.

He neglected to wind up the clock.

You're running behind schedule. Ask Mr Brown to wind up his statement.

Once that trial finishes, it will be time for the Sierra Leone court to wind up.

He forgot to wind up the clock.

I hope to get married one day, I don't want to wind up on my own.

Chairman gave thanks to people who are present to wind up his speech.

A new ceiling heven happened to wind up fixed on pay.

Sailors know how to wind up a long rope neatly.

Most writers know what it's like to fall under the sway of a master's voice and to wind up unwillingly imitating it.

Trust me. You don't want to wind up an old maid, do you?

I don't want to wind up like you.

l don`t want to wind up alone.

I think it's time to wind up this meeting.

It passed Germany to wind up at No. 3 in 2007.

I have kept the emails, just to wind up my sister and make her jealous!

I'll try to wind up the work before the end of the month if possible

A great man is ensure you willing to wind up being little. (R. W. Emerson )

to wind up wire around the left hand using the right hand

you still don ' t know who he ' s going to wind up with

to wind up craft wire horizontally around a disk using the right hand

to wind up wire vertically around a stick using the right hand

i think it's time to wind up our discussion

so as to wind up all these days