Gottschalk (Slavic prince), 11th-century Slavic Prince of the Wends (Saint Gottschalk)

Ben Nevis was the name of a White Star Line packet ship which in 1854 carried the group of immigrants who were to become the Wends of Texas.

In the last decades of the 19th and 20th century, the denomination "Wends" and "Wendish language" was promoted, mostly by pro-Hungarians, in order to emphasize the difference between Hungarian Slovenes and other Slovenes, including attempts to create a separate ethnic identity.

That man was far away, still wending his course across the State.

But it has yet to wend its way into many areas of science.

The issue is still wending its way through the courts.

Most of the cases would take years to wend through the courts.

There was no reason for me to wend my way through the crowd.

Lower prices are also wending their way to smaller companies.

That case has been wending its way through Federal courts.

The youth wended, feeling that Nature was of his mind.

So we wended our way along the path toward the mountain.

The project, however, will take several years to wend its way through the city's approval process.

Taking it easy as the boat slowly wends its way.

He climbed the bank to the road that wended away north and south.

I start wending my way into the crush of people, looking for- what?

The proposal is wending its way through the state's environmental review process.

A similar proposal is currently wending its way through Congress.

"They were bound to wend their way to you eventually."

They wended their way through the crowd and approached from the side.

Is it possible that they are indeed wending their way through Manhattan?

Thus the stories, so exquisite to wend through, leave one a little cold.

The suit has been wending its way through the federal courts since 1970.

His case has been wending its way through the federal courts for more than a decade.

So be it They wended their way through the city, losing themselves in its streets.

It was now like one of those moving monsters wending with many feet.

A free train with open cars wends its way into the woods.

Some good news, at least, has been wending its way from the trenches.