Sentence examples for starts to unwind from inspiring English sources
But soon he starts to unwind and joke around.
Others are watching to see how the prospect of a long period of dollar strength, as the Federal Reserve starts to unwind its easy-money policies, will affect emerging-market currencies.To alleviate this mood of apprehension, the World Bank has a jaunty message: "inflation-targeting [Latin American] countries can now embrace currency depreciations without fear in times of cyclical downturns".
Campbell starts to unwind a well rehearsed speech about the mendacity and negativity of so much political coverage, and Cameron focuses and is in the process of saying that he does think that newspaper behaviour has got even worse, when suddenly he catches his breath and freezes, like a schoolboy spotted by the teacher, as Rupert materialises at his shoulder, smiling.
In other words, the buildup of negative sentiment doesn't do the market any good until it starts to unwind into optimism and buying.
First, an enzyme called a helicase starts to unwind the double-stranded DNA into two single strands.
They started to unwind and South Africa suddenly ran with confidence.
But, recently, the evidence for this idea had started to unwind.
As financial markets began to react to the change in outlook, the previous stimulative effects of QE started to unwind.
Bank officials have denied that they could drive up UK borrowing costs when they start to unwind QE.
However once in the pool and swimming, I started to unwind and enjoy myself and get into a rhythm.
The court has now signed an injunction that will start to unwind the massive piracy machine that LimeWire and Gorton used to enrich themselves immensely".
