Sentence examples for firm winds from inspiring English sources

There was much to admire in the tightly massed brasses and firm winds, and at the end of Part 1, where the harsh aggression suddenly falls away, the exposed strings played with otherworldly precision.

About a decade ago, the firm wound down most of its operations after several ill-timed telecommunications investments at the peak of the industry bubble.

Angelo Gordon & Company, a New York investment firm, wound up with a big stake in The Star Tribune when the publisher exited bankruptcy last year.

And the law firm wound up collecting more than $8 million in legal fees as its role expanded, according to interviews with officials of the authority.

"It appears that Paul Manafort and Rick Gates have simply disappeared," Deripaska's frustrated lawyers wrote, in a 2014 petition to have Manafort's firm wound up.

“I thought [the business services] was hype at first, but it really works,” says Joe Green, Mark Zuckerberg’s Harvard roommate who hired his sales chief for his startup NationBuilder thanks to Andreessen Horowitz recruiters before he had even signed his term sheet (the firm wound up leading his $6.25 million round in March).

firms wind up with overly correlated returns.

Such firms wind down failed companies and sell their property with the aim of maximizing money for creditors.

Investigators have seized suspected investments made by Messina Denaro in shopping centres, food distribution firms, wind farms and agriculture that are so extensive it is hard to tell where the economy of western Sicily stops and his empire begins.

Many Wall Street firms wound up taking losses.

(Disclosure: If such a product was created, my firm could wind up selling it to retail investors).