Sentence examples for decided to wind from inspiring English sources

Wisely, Suzanne decided to wind things up.

So, without consulting her GP or psychiatrist, she decided to wind down the citalopram.

Mr Joyce said Qantas and British Airways had decided to wind up their revenue-sharing agreement on this route from next March.

According to the officer, after al-Qaeda's attacks against America on September 11th 2001 the army decided to wind down the policy.

The most spectacular collapse came last week, when partners at Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison, a prominent San Francisco Bay Area firm, decided to wind down the firm's business.

To get from one program to the other without inflating NASA's $17 billion annual budget, the administration decided to wind down the shuttle program and ramp up Constellation.

If CCA decides to wind down, the reality of unemployment will bite around the time of the next election.

Asked to reflect on Hewitt's contribution to tennis, and whether he might have a protracted farewell when he eventually decides to wind up his own career, he said, "Everyone's different in the way they want to go.

Lured by the sounds of an open-air indie-rock gig, I keep on walking, crossing the Limmat to Wipkinger Park, and decide to wind up my night at a free mini-festival where a couple of thousand people are dancing by the stage or sitting by the river, sipping caipirinhas from the pop-up bar and smoking unusually fragrant cigarettes.

When the US Federal Reserve decides to wind down and eventually end its economic stimulus programme it could mean a return to normality for the US economy.

Analysts say the auto parts industry, which employs up to 33,000 people in Australia, could be vulnerable to significant job losses too - especially if Toyota decides to wind down its presence there.