Sentence examples for To be unfurled from inspiring English sources

It looks likely to be unfurled again on Friday.

The great yellow and green banner shortly to be unfurled by the female companion to her right puts us in mind of Delacroix's "Liberty Leading the People".

A second banner was also planned to be unfurled inside the stadium, but in the excitement Kian simply couldn't find the time.

Honeyed prose is unlikely to be unfurled four years from now if the Ryder Cup tees off in Scotland a week short of November.

There was a banner tied tightly on each of the light stanchions in center field, ready to be unfurled if Bonds hit the historic homer.

Tradition dictates the national flag of the defending champion is hoisted aloft in the run-up to the Players – AKA "the fifth major" – but Tim Clark, the 2010 victor, asked for La Bandera De Espana to be unfurled instead.

Each evening, he would land the plane wherever he happened to be, unfurling a bedroll to sleep beneath its wing.

Groups last seen in the 1990s are thought to be unfurling their banners again, to take advantage of a force that is already stretched.

Banners, if allowed at all, will be unfurled to check their messages are directed at the tennis in hand.

It will have up to eight arms that can be unfurled and wrapped around pieces of debris.

Before the DNA is copied, it must be unfurled.