Sentence examples for business winds from inspiring English sources

Along with veterans from FrontPoint and Duff Capital, he is in talks to hire FrontPoint staff, as that business winds down its main fund.

In other words, one business winds down and another begins.

The book's nameless little boy is now called Oliver; Mouse, joined by the animal stars of other Numeroff books, has been knocked up into a hapless protagonist whose poor impulse control and need to be involved in Oliver's business winds up endangering a school play.

The renewable-energy business — wind, solar and solar thermal — was almost dead in this country.

For Texans wanting to stay in the energy business, wind is an obvious step especially with the ten-year federal tax credit for wind producers of 1.8 cents per kilowatt-hour.

It hopes to have the business wound down by the end of March.

Andrew: In the end, this small business wound up paying a significant fee to buy the rights to the logo that meant so much to them both personally and as a business.

Another long-standing business, Wind Walkers, specializes in local weavers and sculptors along with pottery and crafts from Native American pueblos and reservations.

In-house businesses wind up in still other courts when city statutes — like plumbing regulations and occupancy rules — are violated.

The attack on the World Trade Center will cost New York City $83 billion to $95 billion, depending on how many businesses wind up leaving the city, according to a report issued yesterday by William C. Thompson Jr., the city comptroller.

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