Sentence examples for wound up ceasing from inspiring English sources
Now that the council has been wound up, ceasing to exist in 2012, there are bleak reports that its estimated £12m windfall from The King's Speech is to be almost wiped out by the £11m cost of dismantling the body itself.
Ari wound up getting a cease-and-desist letter from Nike and facing an aggressive lawsuit from Newport.
He added: "It's like any other industry, if it can't afford to pay its legal bills, it may either have to reduce its costs even further, or alternatively like any other business go into receivership, be wound up, or have to cease trading".
If they are wound up on Monday then they will cease to exist immediately.
The news that Food from Britain is to be wound up by 2011 as a result of Defra ceasing its £5m annual funding may not bring a tear to the eyes of many readers.
There will be one more Quest, then all activity will cease and the society will be wound up.
Ms. Bacon, 46, ceased dieting in her 20s and wound up quite slim, as did Susie Orbach, a psychotherapist who, as author of "Fat Is a Feminist Issue" in 1978, was one of the earliest intuitive-eating proponents.
It was wound up in 2011 after the IRA decommissioned most of its illegal arsenal amid promises that the organisation had ceased to function as a military force.
Rodriguez wound up walking.
