Sentence examples for it's winding down from inspiring English sources

Oysters From Rome to Now Those who cling to the old notion of a traditional oyster season (months with r's) may think it's winding down, but in reality, oysters are now available year round.

THE Federal Reserve says it's winding down its quantitative easing program, but it makes no such claims for the regular kind of monetary easing, keeping short-term interest rates near zero.

Much of this is neatly framed — an eye poke, for some reason, is funnier in long shot — and you sit there for an hour, in good humor, waiting for the narrative to stop noodling around and get going, only to realize, to your consternation, that it's winding down.

The company announced this month that it's winding down.

Now that it's winding down, they're buying stocks on the theory the worst is finally over.

So, that's a program that came in, did its duty, worked marvelously well and now that the private market is reviving, it's winding down.

In February, Better Place announced that it was winding down its operations in North America and Australia to concentrate on its core markets in Denmark and Israel.

Two weeks after closing its BNC Mortgage subsidiary, Lehman Brothers said yesterday that it was winding down some of its home lending business in the United States and Britain.

But instead, despite an impressive record, it is winding down its nonconference season with only one win against a team with a winning record.

Oil groups ENI and Repsol said they would cut production in Libya, joining German company Wintershall, which said on Monday it was winding down its 100,000 barrel-a-day operation.

The Bush operation is stepping up direct-mail appeals and has scheduled money-raising events in Virginia, Florida and New York later this month after announcing late last year that it was winding down most of its fund-raising efforts during the primary season.