Sentence examples for start to wind down from inspiring English sources

As it is, when I can finally start to wind down, I'm so tired that I just want to crash into bed.

Most economists think that by December the Fed will start to wind down its purchases­, just as India's general election campaign begins to ramp up.

England replacement: Croft on for Kennedy 75 mins: Ireland start to wind down the game, which will come as a huge relief for spectators on either side.

"Most drivers start to wind down around this age but I do know drivers who are still racing on the international stage at 45 or even 50.

One minute Lloyds says the number of claims will start to wind down, now it says it expects a further 550,000 complaints to be made.

Since May, when Mr. Bernanke first signaled that the Fed could start to wind down its efforts to stimulate borrowing and the economic growth, Wall Street has been preoccupied with predicting when and by what degree that would happen.

Therefore, it isn't at all a stretch to anticipate yields going back toward 4percentt in the very near future -- If indeed it is true that we are not currently in a recession, the Fed will soon start to winding down QE and there is no mass piling into Treasuries from a collapsing foreign currency.

The commerce starts to wind down at noon and is miraculously gone 30 minutes later.

As December approaches, business travel starts to wind down for the holidays while leisure travel rises.

Johnson's running career started to wind down as he ran out of goals.

Ireland exited the eurozone bailout programme at the end of 2013 and austerity started to wind down the following year.