Then baby-changing station unfolded fully.
This drama at the railway station unfolded more than thirty years after Tolstoy had written the novels for which he is now best known: War and Peace, completed in 1869, and Anna Karenina, completed in 1877.
Zhisheng Zhang, the 10th-generation descendant of a Chinese court musician, descended into the Times Square subway station and unfolded his stool on a platform.
Just through an arched underpass, the community's expansive entrance plaza, Station Square, unfolds with arcaded sidewalks, a domed tower and what could be some sort of Anglo-German manor house in subtly colored and intricately patterned brickwork.
As the train pulled out of the station, she unfolded the first page of the book, carefully placing it under the needle of the machine, and began to sew, each page unravelling as an unbroken line started forming.
"The story," said Dr. Fred Swanson, a research geologist with the Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Research Station, "is just unfolding".
The game has a unique rhythm, inviting players to quest into darkness with only the occasional bonfire as a way station, and the story unfolds not in tiresome reams of exposition but in snatches and fragments.
Much of the story unfolds inside the station wagon, restricted quarters that could have felt overly claustrophobic and tipped the story into drearier, more psychodramatically blunt realms, but instead feels as natural and comfortable, with all the pleasant and prickly associations, as a family dinner table.
One of our favorite examples of outside-the-box thinking unfolded at Union Station in downtown Indianapolis.
As the scene unfolded, McCanles entered the station, and, from behind the curtain that divided it in two, either Hickok or Wellman shot McCanles.
