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91. I'll also cover the rules/inference engine and the role it plays, then wind up this section with a quick discussion on workflow and conflict resolution.

92. You might wind up throwing out the first few minutes — or maybe even the first few hours for an exceptionally bad case of writer's block — but you'll eventually wind up with something you can use.

93. A good joke or a mystery novel has along wind up to the final punchline.

94. Ali Osman, head of a state-affiliated youth organization, says they fell victim to invitations to attend a pro-Gaddafi rally in Tripoli, only to wind up on an army base in al-Baida.

95. They wind up with the same self-styled grandiosity; they've just found a more interesting way to get to the same point.

96. In order to wind up this transaction with you we are ready to take 3% off this original quotation.

97. It'seemed inevitable that one day, a simpsons movie would wind up on the silver screen.

98. Don't let the other soldier see that you have the wind up .

99. "I heard you had some funny phone calls." — "Yeah, that's why yours rather put the wind up me."

100. If they trace any accounts , they'll wind up chasing a figment of my imagination.

101. You don't necessarily always wind up with your own type.

102. Glib, I know: I've often said it myself to wind up environmentalists.

103. They play with The Balloon and The Man from the Moon. A Flying Fea ther and A Bubble fly around Andy Pandy Land, and Teddy Gets the Wind Up over Looby Loo's washing.

104. Those nomadic Wanderers usually makes me nervous, because you never know if they'll wind up in any sort of useful position.

105. In present time, often these types of folk wind up ill and seeking psychological therapy or medical treatment of allopathic or holistic approaches due to their sensitivity.

106. Now don't get the wind up and start worrying about me getting married for I'm not.

107. And in their idealistic single-mindedness, they can wind up unintentionally portraying society's have-nots as monochromatically as a bigot might.

108. If Joe goes back an inch farther [sentencedict.com], he'll wind up in a ringside seat.

109. When chemists synthesize organic compounds in the lab, they often wind up with a mix of molecules: half are right-handed, and half are left.

110. In plants, they can come from polyploidy, a process in which seeds, through a quirk in cell division, wind up with an extra copy of their DNA.

111. AE : Gotcha. How does a Welsh actor wind up on an American television show?

112. Sometimes "larger" animals, such as tadpoles or worms, wind up half in and half out of the trap, gruesomely losing part of their body to the plant's hunger.

113. Two men blocking the path put the wind up her.

114. Just put the wind up them; that'll be enough - "

115. One warning: If you're taking any kind of blood thinner, such as Coumadin (warfarin), avoid this one; you could wind up with bruising.

116. I also am really, dear, when wind up time, lets It'suffuse me to your blessing. Sentencedict.com

117. Then I just wind up with more paper cluttering up my place that I have to sort through before I can throw away.

118. If you don't keep it clean in some Connecticut high schools, you could wind up shelling out a Benjamin, for a sassy slip-up.

119. But you can still retire and move to the semitropics and wind up on the board of a Serpentarium.