Sentence examples for start to unfold from inspiring English sources
They pause, hesitate, start to unfold a flag or merely look at their watches.
The answers may start to unfold over a 6.2-mile stretch in Central Park.
Those kind of memories help make the Masters special, and starting Thursday, the latest chapter will start to unfold.
"As soon as I start writing", he told Ben Marcus in 2004, "things start to unfold around some central moral vector, and that's that".
When dunked in 149-degree water, they start to unfold.
Lives of friends and nearby strangers start to unfold in real time on your phone.
The recombinant enzyme starts to unfold beyond ~0.14 M guanidine hydrochloride (GdnHCl) and reaches the unfolded intermediates, [GdnHCl]0.5,N–I and [GdnHCl]0.5,I U, at 1.02 and 2.24 M, respectively.
In early spring, 6 trees were transplanted when the leaves had just started to unfold; likewise, in late spring, six trees were transplanted when the leaves were fully unfolded and the shoot extension was in progress.
As Ms. Rice recalled today, "Once the operation starts to unfold, it's unfolding.
It was came as the financial crisis was starting to unfold.
"I could see my blue-collar life starting to unfold," he said.
