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wind onto

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wind something onto something and wind something on
to coil or wrap something onto something. Wind this string onto the ball and save it. If you find the ball of string, please wind on this string.
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It will wind onto tubes, spools or taper end packages and comes complete with individual drives for feed rolls and twist unit.
Power stations throughout Europe burn the same amount of fuel on windy days as they do on windless days, in fact as wind fluctuates (hunts) from instant to instant any power they supply follow these fluctuations, so that conventional stations, that had been instructed to allow subsidised wind onto the grid, have to burn the same amount of fuel simply to provide the back-up to cancel out this instability.
Having just double-bogeyed the short 14th to go from four ahead to only two, he crunched a drive and three-wood into the "howling" wind onto the green and two-putted for birdie.
 
 
 
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