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winding

[wahyn-ding] / ˈwaɪn dɪŋ /


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The Citadel Outlets in City of Commerce was mobbed Friday morning with long waits for parking and winding lines in front of stores as consumers tried to grab good deals.

From Los Angeles Times

The contractors will begin winding down the active construction sites in New York, New Jersey and the Hudson River over the next two weeks, the commission said.

From The Wall Street Journal

We drive until the snow-covered woods and long winding roads are far behind us.

From Literature

Today, one of the biggest tourist attractions is its medieval Jewish neighborhood, which looks like a storybook village in the photographs, with its stone buildings and winding alleys.

From Literature

First Brands has said it would explore winding down certain assets and is awaiting a bankruptcy judge’s approval of bidding procedures for an asset sale.

From The Wall Street Journal