Sentence examples for ready to wind from inspiring English sources

But he still insisted he is still not yet ready to wind up his own campaign.

AFTER a week of writing about government food service, military clubs and on-campus hospitality, Lenny Klie, an editor at EBM Publications in Westbury, is ready to wind down.

(Reuters) SRI LANKA: READY FOR TALKS In a step toward peace talks, President Chandrika Kumaratunga said in a speech in Paris that the government is ready to wind down the war and negotiate with Tamil rebels who have been fighting for a separate homeland since 1983.

ASBMB also dislikes a provision calling for NIH to create a "capstone award" for senior researchers who are ready to wind down their labs.

"Part of the clock's mechanism was to wind this particular watch, so that when the prince woke up, it was ready to roll," Ms. Schnipper said.

When Ben Bernanke, the current chairman, even suggested he might be ready to start winding down the programme in May, markets from South America to southern Asia reacted violently.

A steady decline in the unemployment rate appears to have the Fed nearly ready to begin winding down its economic stimulus program, which has kept interest rates historically low.

Limit sensory overload and multitasking in the lead-up to bed and aim for a routine that helps the brain and body to wind down ready for sleep.

After a busy but productive day, I travel back to Shropshire to get ready for a session of circuit training which, believe it or not, helps me to wind down and relax ready for the next day.

Don't forget to allow some time to "wind down" and get ready for bed.

It's a good spot to wind things down, and I'm ready to go find a malt.