Sentence examples for it was wound from inspiring English sources
The committee's last quarterly report on the work of the UK Border Agency says there were still 432,000 cases in its backlog when it was wound up in April.
Designed to combat the IRA, its activities were so controversial it was wound up after 14 months.
The VOC was, in effect, the world's first multinational; and although it was wound up in 1795, its legacy lingers in two respects.The first is that the Dutch are still great merchants, traders and foreign investors.
As long as it maintains underwriting discipline, car loans offer a high-yielding use for the glut of deposits it is gathering in its American retail bank, which has a strong presence on the east coast after a series of acquisitions.Chrysler Financial's market share suffered as it was wound down under Cerberus, but its links to 2,000 dealers leave it well placed to win back business.
It was wound down in 2003, the year of the American-led invasion of Iraq.
It had a limited life, after which it was wound up.
The crater was perfect, and incomplete, and his time to finish it was winding down.
Sanofi Pasteur announced it was winding down Fav-Afrique in 2010, giving ample reaction time.
It is wound into either hanks or tops, loose balls about one foot in diameter.
So his storyboards, as it were, wound up being animated by a team from Massachusetts.
