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But as they had to, things began to wind down.

We wind down out of the park to the south.

Another couple of hours, and then the ball would begin to wind down.

As the day wound down, nothing new happened she needed to think about.

The company was finally wound down over the course of 2004 and early 2005.

Which is how a plant, just like a person, can wind down.

Did you know what the military found out, after it all wound down?

When the party had wound down and we stood to go.

The season's winding down and we want to get something.

But by the summer of 1989 the war was winding down.

Now, as the Clinton administration's days wind down, it has little to show for its efforts.

About 10 years ago, with the war winding down, they were able to make their way back.

In general, I feel like the learning part of the program is winding down.

But by the early 70's, the energy was winding down.

But as an hour or two passed, he wound down.

What's wrong with a joint to help you wind down?

"I was waiting for you to wind down a little."

It was always easier to wind down at home, in any case.

She felt better as the day started to wind down towards night.

Fighting in the city began to wind down on 14 March.

It must be wound down, just like any other bank.

Think you know what it takes to cool off and wind down on a hot summer day?

Even after long hours of activity, there is time to wind down in the evening.

"It takes you two or three hours to wind down and fall asleep."

"Instead of winding down, they're trying something they've always wanted to experience."