Sentences with phrase «wind back up»

The key question is whether it will wind back up.

It loses most of its momentum for an uninteresting and predictable plot in the middle and then winds back up for a kinetic conclusion.

In just 13 seconds, the whole structure is neatly stowed away behind the small rear seats; a further three seconds and the windows have wound back up, too.

Not exact matches

Following a record - breaking summer, Australia's energy market operator warned this week that eastern Australia desperately needs more gas for power stations within the next two years to provide back - up electricity for wind and solar and avert blackouts.

That decision was certainly the right one for me and my opportunities in business at the time and, looking back now, I would have to say it worked out pretty well for us and also the driver that wound up getting that rookie test.

Jobs started Next and wound up working with Pixar before being welcomed back, Gates is now arguably the greatest philanthropist that the world has ever seen, Trump is running for president — and I have not ended up that bad either.

Quebecor may want to sit back and wait for someone to consolidate Wind and Mobilicity — whether it's the two firms themselves joining up, U.S. giant Verizon, private equity or some other entity other than Bell, Rogers or Telus, someone is going to snap up the two firms.

So, they flew back to India — where they ultimately wound up purchasing one - way tickets to the U.S. on Qatar Airways, at a cost of several thousand dollars, to avoid having to travel through Russia again.

But he winds up meeting with a Transformer — yes, they were on Earth that far back — and gets a special weapon in the form of a magic staff to help turn the tide.

Then, if you wind up using any of that person's tactical advice, consider it an opportunity to circle back and thank him or her again.

If the tax man determines that your company's 401 (k) is out of compliance, you could wind up owing overdue taxes, back - interest payments, and penalties.

New York Times rips Tesla S in scathing review — car winds up on back of tow truck with dead batteries.

Much like overcoming an addiction, it only takes one day, one relapse to slip and wind up right back where you started.

Regulators are now looking for alternatives to the conventional power grid, like microgrids, and are hoping that backing them up with renewable solar and wind power would reduce the bottlenecks in the power system and get the lights back on more quickly after a future disaster.

It's not as clear and easy as some people think it is because there is going to be a push back and all you're going to do is wind up with more uncertainty and disruptions.

If 50 % of unitholders decide they want to wind the fund up and get their money back, there should be nothing stopping them from doing so.

Even when we're wrong, even when we screw up, even when we sink beneath the waves and find ourselves scrambling back to the boat, licking our wounds, being brave together is worth it.

Mornings in Bodley, drowsing among the worn browns and tarnished gilding of Duke Humphrey, snuffing the faint, musty odor of slowly perishing leather...; long afternoons, taking an outrigger up the Cher, feeling the rough kiss of the sculls on unaccustomed palms, listening to the rhythmical and satisfying kerklunk of the rowlocks, watching the play of muscles on the Bursar's sturdy shoulders at stroke, as the sharp spring wind flattened the thin silk shirt against them; or, if the day were warmer, flicking swiftly in a canoe under Magdalen walls and so by the twisting race at King's Mill by Mesopotamia to Parson's Pleasure; then back, with mind relaxed and body stretched and vigorous, to make toast by the fire.

But Ward keeps pulling you back with compelling characters, poetic writing, and an unforgettable protagonist who remembers her mother as a woman whose laugh «swooped up into the sky with the pelicans and flew away, wind - ready and wide as their wings.»

I don't know how I wound up on this planet but I need to get back to my own planet before I get hanged for tying my shoes the wrong way.

I have to say, in most of our chapters, and in the TV show, when you follow the trail, and you look at all the theories, you wind up, for the most part, back at the canonical Gospels.

This winds up being a way that works - based legalism gets brought in the «back door» and muddled together with the true Gospel.

One time, a maggot fell out of one of his wounds, and he picked it up and put it back in and said to it, «Do not despise the food the Lord thy God has given thee to eat.»

Back in the day, I was boiling them, got side tracked with a baby, and wound up with egg on the ceiling, so I'm all for the steaming method!!

With plenty of strawberries fresh from the patch, summer is no time to scale back on dessert, particularly if one of these shortcake snakes winds up on your plate.

I sent The Turkish Kitchen over to Karen of Kitchen Treaty, a cookbook I picked up in a bookstore off the winding streets of Cihangir, Istanbul back in 2012.

Back in her pub, all cigarette smoke and bottomless wooden boxes of barrel sake, her spicy fried Nozawana pickle winds up in bowls with teriyaki chicken and onsen tamago, stuffed into buns, or enjoyed on its own.

I wound up dumping the batter back into the mixing bowl, adding the egg, re-mixing the batter, and pouring it into the re-greased bread tin... and crossing my fingers.

You can't, of course, pick a Derby winner from the results of a sprint, so it wasn't altogether too surprising to see that speed colt, Decathlon, run off with first money while Rex Ellsworth's entry of Terrang and Like Magic (first and fourth recently in the Santa Anita Derby) wound up fourth and sixth, just in front and back of Calumet Farm's Liberty Sun.

Man United it seems now deliberately trying wind Dele Alli up in the hope he bites back, typical Mourinho shithousery here.

That's Yasiel Puig winding up and whomping on another player's back.

Team Shamberg defeated Team Gainski back in Week 2 and will hold a head to head tiebreaker should they wind up tied..

Why to stop at Suarez or Reus, Lets buy Ronaldo for one Wing, Messi centrally and Bale on the second wind and as we have to show ambition we can also throw in Matic as Cdm, Pogba as our Cm and James Rodrigues as our CAM... I agree with you on Neuer and Degea lets buy both of them why to be satisfied with one only we should also have a strong back up..

And you my friend changed from witty smiley icons used against Wenger and then swing to sardonic wind up merchant Wenger fan and back again to Wenger out.

To rub salt in the wound, Dejan Lovren then picked up a hamstring injury of his own, meaning Klopp was forced to pair Lucas with Toure at the back and bring James Milner on in midfield.

TRACK & FIELD — BILL WOODHOUSE, spunky little Abilene Christian sprinter who has suddenly moved up to challenge nation's best, trailed Bobby Morrow in 9.5 hundred at Dallas, came back two days later in meet at Abilene to beat illustrious teammate by inches in wind - aided 9.3, stepped out to take Morrowless 220 in 20 flat with help of same too - brisk breeze.

We run back before the wind, put the tiller down and round up the mooring buoy as smartly as did the smart sailor of 10 years ago.

Last night Embiid came back and after settling in (he was clearly sluggish after not playing for 3 weeks and bothered a bit by his mask) the sixers wound up winning by 20.

On May 31, in his first at bat after missing more than a year with back and hamstring injuries, Indians rightfielder Juan Gonzalez (left) strained his right hamstring while running out a ground ball and wound up back on the DL.

Its either that or he pulls the old «its just a marketing thing where Im endangering children and setting public neuroscience awareness back decades in order to make a couple million extra dollars out of the pockets of suckers» defense, and I just do nt see how a humble classy guy like Wilson would ever cheapen his name by lending it to a bottle of snake oil that could wind up giving its purchasers real - world neurological damage if they were to use it in a manner consistent with what Wilson tells them.

«In a good position and wound up back in the fence.»

LP9 two beautifully taken shots denied but still showed what yo made of, chamberlain was fine today too, i think second best player on the pitch and two assists and a goal from the full backs whooooooooooooooo perfect winding up of what i» de already declared my worst day

Garth Crooks is back to wind up Premier League supporters across the land with his BBC Premier League team of the week.

In fact, looking at the way costa behaved with maureens approval / encouragement, deliberate fouls behind the referees back to wind up players and get a reaction, then I do not care about anything which is unfair to maureen.

If Alabama had wound up kicking and making a field goal of its own, Fitzpatrick would've had to go back onto the field.

It should be noted we still wound up drafting a DT relatively high last year (4th round), even though we signed Jones and had two solid back - ups supposedly behind him on the depth chart.

He was well established within the Arsenal set - up and I believed that if Cech was to retire or wind down his career in a year or two, then perhaps Szczesny would be in with a shout of putting the gloves back on for Arsenal.

They'd probably haggle a cut - price deal with a dodgy molecular scientist down some back - alley near the old Highbury Stadium and wind up with another Nicklas Bendtner.

Luckily for him though he didn't have to trudge back through the woods as Schumacher picked him up, and a helmetless Fisi rode back astride the engine cover, hair blowing in the wind.

Back in Tampa, Adu and Pele are winding up the nine - hour - long commercial shoot, bopping a ball back and forth, showing off all their triBack in Tampa, Adu and Pele are winding up the nine - hour - long commercial shoot, bopping a ball back and forth, showing off all their triback and forth, showing off all their tricks.