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Meanings of wind up in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "finish"
Examples for "finish"
1
She didn't even let him finish the sentence: 'You're sacked,' she said.
2
She said: I feel really beautiful when I finish a great workout.
3
Before I finish though, I must clear up one important issue: Scripting.
4
The podium finish was Woods' best result ever at a European competition.
5
The second problem involved some compression and stemming before a committing finish.
1
This is an average Friday evening to finish up the week's work.
2
Then let me get our order in while you finish up here.
3
She's ready to pop and I definitely believe I'll finish up here.
4
For the finish up the boys played Happy Days Are Here Again.
5
Once you start watching, you have to finish up within 24 hours.
1
You can actually see the land up for expropriation in Ekurhuleni here.
2
Get over the idea that this land up here is a desert.
3
Amos, the pine land up in there is something to dream of.
4
If I can tie that land up, my water-right is worth millions.
5
Said he was lookin' for some good land up Virginia way.
1
The source said the deal could fetch up to 1 billion euros.
2
It is thought a sale could fetch up to 30 million pounds.
3
How did the Derry-born writer fetch up in North Berwick, I ask.
4
So the Queen sent the lassie down to fetch up her mother.
5
In this wind the boat must soon fetch up on the shore.
1
The issue is therefore likely to end up in the High Court.
2
However, it remains unclear if this number will end up being higher.
3
As a result, they may end up doing more harm than good.
4
Activists say they often end up paying 10 times the amount borrowed.
5
I hope the church doesn't end up like Italian politics, she said.
Usage of wind up in anglès
1
Whether the options ultimately wind up profitable is somewhat beside the point.
2
As a result, investors who hold USO could wind up with losses.
3
So most large software systems wind up looking very similar after awhile.
4
Kobo features that Kindles are likely to wind up in future Kindles.
5
That third party could wind up being the credit raters, she said.
6
If you want to wind up certain Amplefordians and OSs, mention Eton.
7
You will wind up in jail and give the papers another scandal.
8
Might wind up waiting another decade to get back on the list.
9
They wind up in front of some ridiculous plaque identifying the place.
10
The WEG board is to meet tomorrow to wind up the company.
11
I always hear it right before I wind up in deep shit.'
12
I will consider them in order, and thus wind up the chapter.
13
The company expects to wind up its Irish operation by March 31st.
14
You better believe Mat's sheer audacity blows the wind up Kruges's kimono.
15
Don't start that or you'll wind up blaming yourself for what happened.
16
The petition to wind up the company was adjourned until January 19th.
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