Examples of 'wind this up' in a sentence
Meaning of "wind this up"
To 'wind this up' means to bring something to a conclusion or finish something. It is used to indicate the end or completion of an activity or process
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You need to wind this up once in a while.
This will tide you over until we wind this up.
We need to wind this up and go home.
The IPMC will most likely wind this up.
If we could wind this up as quickly as possible.
And it did not come true . Let us wind this up.
I will wind this up in a hurry.
My child is having a meltdown, so, uh, I may have to wind this up.
So wind this up and get over to that accident site.
Let us wind this up.
Well, gentlemen, if Stanley 's done playing Sherlock Holmes, I think we will wind this up.
If I wind this up and then let go.
It 's time to wind this up.
We will wind this up again in about a month in the play-offs.
Well, that 's one way to wind this up with a bang!
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If I wind this up and then let go, Why does not the propeller stay still.
When I give the signal, wind this up as fast as you can.
All right, so wind this up and get over to that accident site.
Well, i'm going to wind this up and wind up the meeting.
Daddy, wind this up for me.
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