Sentence examples for now to wind from inspiring English sources

And on December 16th Generali sold its stake in Pirelli, a tyremaker.In this section Paying the piper Brave old world Capitalismo all'italiana Unfriending mum and dad The art and craft of business Farming without fields Bringing home the bacon ReprintsMediobanca's boss, Alberto Nagel, argues that "there is an overall push now to wind down shareholder pacts and place shares in the market".

Gothamist reports that at a staff meeting, owner Peter Barbey said that about half the team would be laid off, while the other half would remain on-board for now to "wind things down" and work on creating a digital Voice archive.

My interest in my work now is not to wind up British lefties; I couldn't care less about them, not really.

The program now was to wind up slowly at Dean's apartment where I am now, by wandering thru the smaller streets and whatever was open: basically the via dei Pellegrini to a bridge and back down on the other side of the river.

It's been quite a day in Brexitland and it's now time to wind down the blog for the night.

The cars were coming off the boat now, beginning to wind their way around the new concrete buildings before passing through one of them — or so it seemed from where he stood.

Cambiasso may now choose to wind down his career somewhere more comfortable than the King Power Stadium but his achievement in helping to preserve Leicester's Premier League status only adds to his lustre rather than diminish it.

He made no mention, though, of the many examples of investigative reporting — about the torture and abuse of prisoners, about official lies issued by the Bush Administration on the road to war in Iraq, about targeting errors in drone attacks — that have helped to discredit the policies he now seeks to wind down.

"Whole Foods Market has been a partner of ours since 2014, but our relationship is now beginning to wind down," Instacart CEO Apoorva Mehta said in a blog post.

At the close of a two-day policy meeting Wednesday, the central bank repeated its pledge to hold interest rates at their floor for now, and to wind down many of the emergency lending facilities created in response to the crisis.

Guard: The time has now come / To wind up the fun.