How to pronounce “winds”(verb) in English

winds up getting some of these better genes in his corn - and complains vociferously that he can't sell organic anymore?

Always winds up in somebody else.

He winds it to 45,000 RPM.

how experiential avoidance winds up multiplying our misery.

And then she usually winds up liking it.

The middle winds up as the end.

The end winds up as the beginning.

promising and that winds up taking hold every one of these places has a

And he winds up making some wine.

So my byline winds up on things like, "Europe's 50 Best Hotels."

of Dracula and ultimately winds up writing the book that we know.

And so David winds up-- really, partially for self medication and partially, I think, because he's so disappointed in what's going on with his writing-- becoming both an

But he winds up unable to write anymore.

So David winds up at a halfway house called Granada House, and that's what I'm going to read you from.

So this novel winds together the personal stories of individuals who have been thrown together in unexpected circumstances.

So oftentimes what starts as the beginning winds up as the middle.

These short shallow breaths which actually winds up depleting our lungs of air, and that's what gives the shake to our voice.

all over the board what winds up happening in a social TV campaign?

February/March they get ripping winds, Harmattan winds that carve the landsape if you look at satellite imagery.

And then ultimately, she winds up getting into Harvard instead of Yale.

doesn't at least have some of those attributes as it winds its way from conception to completion.

But of course, it winds up having broader implications.

three were still active the coast of California this major storm hits like 50 knot winds waves and over the both the

And the egg starts off on its side and starts spinning and spins fast enough that it comes up and winds up spinning around its vertical axis, like that.

But at the end of it will be the question, if Iran winds up with nuclear weapons, so

And the fact is that if we embed information and facts within a story, it winds up being

We wrote a sketch where our nerd character goes to see a "Star Wars" Con and winds up in an elevator with George Lucas.

The Angel of Life winds them up once for all, then closes the case, and gives the key into the hand of the Angel of the Resurrection.

you know Joe D Silva yeah Joe de Silva class president the class of 2002 young guy and he winds up getting into his

You pay for it, you have it, but you have a lifespan that pales in comparison to a piece of art, and that's why art winds up in museums or in estates that's

And unfortunately, in the case of Europe, this hand frequently winds up in a bad place.

So when your model starts with a cell, and it maps how it grows into a tumor, and then how a person winds up in a doctor's office,

And the guy, of course, when he goes out there and accosts women out of nowhere and then winds up with, hey, do you want to go home with me,

In the second part, she sort of half-borrows, half-steals her now-ex-girlfriend's car and points it west, where she winds up at a Wal-Mart in a small town in Nevada,

It's like this 18-mile road that goes up, and it goes down, and it winds, and there's like a 10,000 foot drop on one side.

For example, rather than having Dracula have a Renfield, we give him a guy named Redford, who's an American and basically winds up becoming known as Renfield.

There's a guy who tries to commit suicide that way and winds up with

It it uh, winds up with a blue screen of death and you collapse.

If a woman winds

It just galls journalists who produce a story that the Huffington Post description of a story winds up way high when your original

And that winds up to the last final exact, last final point, which

He wound up paying a couple thousand dollars for it and long story, it winds up at the Smithsonian in the basement.