Sentence examples for would be wound from inspiring English sources

Quantitative easing - the Fed's bond-buying program - would be wound down.

How it would be wound and by whom has yet to be determined.

Months earlier, the central bank had indicated that it would be wound down.

Their existing $5 trillion pile of securities and guarantees would be wound down or sold off to the private sector.

Under the agreement, Laiki Bank, one of Cyprus's largest, would be wound down and senior bondholders would take losses.

On Friday, ministers attended a snap cabinet meeting and agreed a royalties "holiday" for Adani's $16bn project, Australia's biggest proposed coal mine, would be wound back.

The same could be said for a book tour, which I was set to embark on just about the time the insects would be winding down.

Even if he does get clearance soon to begin a full-scale rehabilitation, he might not be ready to rejoin the Mets' lineup until September, when the team's season would be winding down, anyway.

Most analysts were less concerned about the plight of the trees in Gezi Park than an announcement by the U.S. Federal Reserve that it would be winding up its policy of keeping U.S. interest rates low and money supplies high.

I would struggle for breath when I ran two runs or more, After a bowling spell I would be winded.

From an industry perspective, personalization is a defining quality of the new Internet – without this data we would be winding the clocks back to 1999.