Examples of 'time to wind' in a sentence
Meaning of "time to wind"
Time to wind: This phrase suggests that it is an appropriate moment to prepare or engage in the action of winding up something, such as a clock or a toy
How to use "time to wind" in a sentence
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High time to wind this screw down.
It helps your body understand that it is time to wind down.
I think it is time to wind up the article.
Time to wind this sucker up.
This ensures your body has time to wind down.
Give him time to wind down after work.
This indicates to your internal body clock that it 's time to wind down.
But give me a little time to wind down this divorce group.
Darkness sends all sorts of signals to our brain that it 's time to wind down.
About time to wind up.
The message of the people is clear -- it is time to wind down this war.
He had time to wind the camera and take a second shot.
But that will give her time to wind up her job.
It takes time to wind these issues through the courts but they eventually get there.
In a month 's time it 's also time to wind the clocks back.
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Take time to wind the cutting line on neatly, in layers.
Yeah, you are right . High time to wind this screw down.
Time to wind up your trip to New Zealand!
It was time to wind.
It's time to wind the game up. The appetisers are ready and they are delicious.
Can I even have time to wind things up here?
It's time to wind up - Both grunting.
After nearly 10 years, it's time to wind down the Floating Collections project.
With a limited time to wind up, it becomes a menace to manage.
Children need time to wind down and get ready for sleep.
I think it 's time to wind up this meeting.
It 's time to wind the game up.
It 's time to wind this up.
It 's time to wind down.
Park, it 's time to wind up the clock.
It 's time to wind on.
Park, it's time to wind up the clock. This Saturday.
