Sentence examples for fully wind from inspiring English sources

First, Citi Holdings will take several more years to fully wind down.

Because some of the funds and deals covered by Mr. Romney's agreement will not fully wind down for several years, Mr. Romney is still entitled to a share of some of Bain's profits.

Conservative media outlets have clashed with mainstream fact-checkers who have debunked Ryan's claim by noting that the plant didn't fully wind down until Obama was president in April 2009, when the final 57 workers were laid off.

Ryan's speech has led conservative media outlets to clash with mainstream fact-checkers, who have debunked Ryan's claim by noting that the plant didn't fully wind down until Obama was president in April 2009, when the final 57 workers were laid off.

What spring means to a fully wound fox-cub!

"I've never had the car fully wound out," he said.

A spindle that has been fully wound with continuous fibre is called a package.

One of the main defects of the early watches was the variation in the torque exerted by the mainspring; that is, the force of the mainspring was greater when fully wound than when it was almost run down.

When the mainspring was fully wound, the gut or chain pulled on the smallest radius of the cone-shaped fusee; as the mainspring ran down, the leverage was progressively increased as the gut or chain pulled on a larger radius.

Each complete rotation leads to the introduction of one supercoiled turn in the DNA, a process that can continue until the DNA is fully wound and collapses on itself in a tight ball.

The son of Dansili is the 15-8 following following an easy success when not fully wound up at Goodwood, and though he faces tougher opposition, Harbinger is a colt of massive potential and should go from strength to strength for the rest of the season.