Sentence examples for unfold by from inspiring English sources
Among these dancers, a rather mesmerising hubbub began to unfold by the side of the stage.
"We wanted to slow people down to discover things and let the spaces unfold by giving them options to turn right or keep going," Mr. Yabu said.
The exceptions are the Tests themselves when players often have to be coached through the sessions as they unfold by former first-class male players-turned-coaches.
"I've been in enough big races to know that if I stay calm and let everything unfold by itself, it's going to be O.K".
In his book, "Surviving the Coming Mutual Fund Crisis," published in 1994, he recounted the history of scandals involving mutual funds and predicted that a new one would unfold by 2000.
Anyone born in the West in the mid-to late 1940s could reasonably hope that their lives would unfold, by and large, to a rhythm of self-betterment, sustained by the welfare states that took root in many parts of Europe.
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Anne Fine The Winding Road Unfolds by Thomas Suthren Hope.
The tunes lent themselves to this fluctuation, with shifts in tempo often unfolding by apparent design.
Accompanying the performance was a projected "kinetic painting" — a work in progress that changes as the piece unfolds — by Norman Perryman.
To judge how well they did, audience members simply needed to close their eyes and "see" the action unfolding; by that standard, the program was a success.
