Sentence examples for quickly wind from inspiring English sources

That withdrawal, representing slightly more than half the current American force, underlined his resolve to quickly wind down the second war of his presidency.

In reality, any provider covered by the Bill (itself an overbroad category) would quickly wind up developing a de facto "systemic" solution for complying with the numerous access demands the provider would receive.

If Mr. Sheinberg wasn't peeved with you that week — and if you passed the sniff test with his vigilant assistants — you might quickly wind up in the MCA "black tower," riffling through a fat legal file, or on a plane to Panama with one of the company's anti-piracy enforcers, or hanging around the music division, listening to its chief swap gossip with the district attorney.

The business could quickly wind up on the rocks.

As with Braun, it is conceivable that those CEOs who dont adhere to the party line could also quickly wind up out in the cold.

Or, the playthings can be made from such insufficient materials that they'll fall apart after just a few uses and quickly wind up in the trash.

Trust-busting efforts were quickly wound down after the second world war.

Combined with iron-lunged endurance, they can even sometimes evade mountain lions, which are fierce and fast but quickly winded.

Today, there are no US troops in Iraq, and the US war in Afghanistan is quickly winding down.

First I was drawn to the idea of learning how to do magic, but quickly wound up making that transition to learning about it.

It is not as creditor-friendly as the old German law, which quickly wound firms up to repay (some of) their debts as fast as possible.