Sentence examples for would like to wind from inspiring English sources

The Fed's policy makers would like to wind down the bond buying.

The problem is that as much as Virgin would like to wind the clock back to 1997 or 2001, when British Airways and American Airlines balked at the concessions that regulators wanted to wring out of them, the situation does seem to be different this time around.

Although she's the happiest she's been in a while, Ripa, who's been hosting "Live" since 2001, told THR, "But at some point, I'd like to wind down.

Everyone has heard of the archetypal man who runs off to the garden shed or the woman who pouts and sighs as she sits restlessly in view of the person she'd like to wound; these are sulking stereotypes with some truth to them.

Asked if he would like to see the wind blow as hard Sunday, Calcavecchia smiled and said: "I don't think so.

Brandis said it was no longer the government's intention to reform 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, despite incoming senators such as Derryn Hinch and Hanson saying they would like to abolish it or wind it back.

Mr Blouin has steered public money to biodiesel projects, wants to steer more to biomass, and would like to see Cedar Rapids produce wind turbines.

He sent a long telegram, winding up, "Would like to see you very much.

Some power and utility companies whose margins are being squeezed by cheap wind power would like to see the PTC eliminated.

Ultimately, Ms. Merkel would like to see the energy generated by wind farms in the north transmitted to the power-hungry industrial south.

In terms of wind power, GOSL would like to go from the current 5%% to reach 10%% by 2017 and 14.1 % by 2022 [56].