wind up with something

You wind up with a building that's 60 years old and never been worked on.

We're probably going to wind up with better people as a result.

But they could wind up with as much to fear from one another.

He wound up with a 69 and is six back at 207.

Thus, we must take particular care not to wind up with a new cold war.

He wound up with about $4 million, enough to live off the interest.

You wind up with absolutely no idea what the result would be.

I might even wind up with a book out of it.

Why do I always wind up with two men who would make one great man?

But I know you'd just wind up with somebody else.