Sentence examples for looking to wind from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, other ventures are looking to wind energy for a hedge.

If you want to practice some mindfulness techniques or are looking to wind down from a long day with some yoga stretching then this is the perfect soundtrack for you.

That primarily meant buying a equity stake from Alta Communications, which was looking to wind down the fund that Highwinds had been a part of.

A number of European banks, including France's two biggest listed banks Societe Generale and BNP Paribas, are looking to wind down their shipping books.

As Stade looked to wind down the clock, Quins made their move.

As the United States looks to wind down a decade of war here, the report threatens to complicate efforts to transfer more detention responsibilities to the Afghans.

In 2010, Goldman Sachs's proprietary trading desk in New York moved to the private equity giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts as the bank looked to wind down the operation to comply with the new federal regulations.

While the price is $2.5 billion more than Comcast and the father-son team of Brian Roberts Ralph and Brian Roberts Brian Brian Roberts Roberts offered initially in July, and they have agreed to assume more debt, AT&T shareholders look to wind up with about half of what Armstrong paid originally on their behalf.

A corporation, Praise the Wind, served as the vehicle for northern farmers looking to attract wind developers.

As our nation heals from Hurricane Sandy and the $62 billion in damages it wrought, we should be looking to increased wind energy as one of many steps we need to take to avert extreme climate change.

And Roaring 40s Renewable Energy, a joint venture between Australia's Hydro Tasmania and Hong Kong's CLP Power Asia, is looking to build wind-power farms with Shenhua.