Already I could see he was too winded to talk.

She might have been running, but not long enough to be the least winded.

But at that moment he was too winded to do more than rest.

I went up to my room, feeling winded and tired.

Down at the lower end of the valley I got winded and gave over.

Before it, he could barely move about the house without getting winded.

We watched through the window as the two of them helped the winded man away.

The shot hit the still winded male lying behind him.

A few moments later, the other man arrived, more winded than the first.

The Indian was too winded to do more than gesture.

I felt that my long winded post had some merit.

The look in his eyes expressed the relief that he was too winded to voice.

Even the strong smith was blowing like a winded horse.

Philip was on his feet, hauling the winded boy up with him.

After a couple of laps around a jump course, a man can become winded.

I was feeling winded, as if I had been shot.

He was also one of the first coaches to give his players oxygen when they became winded.

The evidence would then be returned via the same long winded channels.

Soon Colin, who could hold the high notes longer than any man in his academy class, began to feel winded.

Yet no one looked winded, and everyone spoke with admirable clarity.

They gradually closed in until Simon felt like a winded fox.

Talking so hard made him feel winded and tired.

He didn't seem winded or taxed, but the man was human.

Their yelling had died out as they became winded.

"I was too winded to even crawl away on my knees.

First the wind took him too far to the left.

And after the game, much of the talk was about wind.

The next morning, the wind was up out of the south.

We would never need to go out in the Wind.

No one could hear me because the wind was strong.

The wind is no longer doing all the work for you.

Then turn back and keep the wind in your face.

But he was clear, running with the wind at his back.

Sometimes you have to change course to get the wind right.

I felt my face going red, and not from the wind.

To all living things, I am less than the wind!

The only thing he could not do was to change the wind.

They turned into the wind, which was at his back.

At once she has what you call the wind up.

She tried to run, but the wind was like water.

For a long moment, the only sound was the wind.

She hadn't felt wind in her hair for nearly a year.

The wind was right down here on the ground with him now.

Another one I didn't play very well in the wind.

He had known what was in the wind, of course.

Nothing went wrong at the back of the north wind.

Then the wind was the only sound in the night.

I need to feel the wind in my face also.

The wind is trying to keep me inside, I thought.

Something else, not just the wind, wanted to get into the church.

But as they had to, things began to wind down.

No one could wind him up the way she did.

I thought we were going to wind up on the street.

We wind down out of the park to the south.

But I just didn't have time for him to wind down.

And he knew how much I needed him to wind up the case.

You'll never know if they'll wind up being the last one you ever have.

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

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

It may wind up getting some form of new life later, he said.

A red line wound its way from right to left.

Although, of course, we could not be really sure that you would wind up here.

All the things he got wound up with weren't real, or important.

Where that might wind him up, he had no idea.

It was not for me to wind him up again.

There was also no way to wind up the company.

The company was finally wound down over the course of 2004 and early 2005.

The case wound its way through the state court system.

The team was wound up at the end of the 1980 season.

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

Or his business, which is going to be wound up?

Both of us will wind up in the beyond if you do.

You can wind up feeling bad most of the time, and your friends probably do too.

She couldn't help but always wind up looking at herself, through someone else's eyes.

She went over there to do good, he thought, and she's going to wind up doing well.

After 7pm, children are beginning to wind down for bed.

I did a great job in terms of the wind.

Their efforts haven’t brought any love from the wind industry.

Only the 11th and the wind could stop him now.

The wind will still be here for another 24 hours.

As a result, many wind up back in the hospital.

He might not be done with the wind just yet.

Learn how to turn on a light with the wind.

The wind was really strong, but the running felt good.

All three could wind up on six points, of course.

Or some might wind up sitting out the 1987 season.

First the wind took him too far to the left.

But as they had to, things began to wind down.

The average wind is 20 to 30 miles an hour.

Gone with the Wind is no longer on the list.

Over 200 companies are now involved in Iowa’s wind industry.

But I think now the wind is at our back.

Make sure its a nice day without too much wind.

Still a good time had by all despite 100mph wind.

Not even the wind can stop the show for long.

A few miles up the road, the wind started again.

We do not see wind, but its effect is felt.

The wind was away from them, but the fire growing.

My words are no more than summer wind to you.

He turned about until the wind was in his face.

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

But as they had to, things began to wind down.

No one could wind him up the way she did.

I thought we were going to wind up on the street.

We wind down out of the park to the south.

Both of us will wind up in the beyond if you do.

And he knew how much I needed him to wind up the case.

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

You'll never know if they'll wind up being the last one you ever have.

How could she have spent the last year coming so far, just to wind up here?

Or some might wind up sitting out the 1987 season.

It will be important to them we wind up dead.

Where that might wind him up, he had no idea.

It was not for me to wind him up again.

There was also no way to wind up the company.

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

It may wind up getting some form of new life later, he said.

You can wind up feeling bad most of the time, and your friends probably do too.

He was easy to wind up and I think we used to do that a bit too much.

Although, of course, we could not be really sure that you would wind up here.

She went over there to do good, he thought, and she's going to wind up doing well.

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

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

"Most of these kids wind up in special education at great cost to the city, the child and society," he said.

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