Sentence examples for to be unwinding from inspiring English sources
I find the process of creating a home-cooked meal to be unwinding.
Damian Green, the work and pensions secretary, appears to be unwinding some of the policies of his predecessor, Iain Duncan Smith, by reconsidering the work capability assessment.
Its refusal to allow a faster appreciation of the yuan has been blamed by some for helping build up the huge global financial imbalances that now seem to be unwinding so fast.
It has windows onto the West Village's charmingly narrow, leafy streets, and the mostly young, attractive crowd seemed to be unwinding from the work week rather than revving up for the social and sartorial challenges of the weekend.
Four years after C.M.E.C. struck its deal, the bargain appears to be unwinding over hints of corruption and global objections to a dam that would destroy Kongou Falls, one of central Africa's most treasured waterfalls.
That process now appears to be unwinding, as the long-term cost of borrowing rises on speculation that the US Federal Reserve is preparing to curtail its monetary stimulus programme, perhaps as soon as next month.
"Nobody had anything nice to say," said Brown, who was unwinding with a few friends over drinks at Joey's, a bar in the Boston neighborhood of Brighton.
In the morning, all you have to do is unwind your buns, shake your head, and/or gently finger-comb your curls.
These factors are unwinding.
Second, the PIC binds to mRNA which is unwinded by the eIF4F complex (including eIF4E, eIF4G, eIF4A, eIF4B).
