It's more a (natural) case of tripe sliced and coiled into hundreds of little stomachy springs, so that when you apply a knife to the resulting mammoth sausage they jump out and unfurl themselves in all their rubbery glory.
Each unfurl themselves as items in a slowly stacking list, including the calmest of lines, like, "The email contains 56 exclamation points" and "Slept as though I were two people, and one of me awake".
After a moment, a tiny bottom and then two legs unfurled themselves from my body.
One by one the funambulists unfurled themselves in gestures that mirrored, rather than mimicked, the fugues, canons and cryptograms of the music.
The flags of the competing nations were hoisted and unfurled themselves lightly against the sky, and the Olympic bell was tolled in deep booming notes.
It was here that my spacious, eventless "color field" pieces unfurled themselves — "The Light That Fills the World," "Dark Wind," "The Farthest Place," and "The Immeasurable Space of Tones".
I'd peer at endless profiles of girls as a kaleidoscope of potential romantic futures unfurled themselves on my tiny iPhone screen: flirty texts, belly butterflies, beach holidays, jewelry shops, babies' names, brewer's droop, screaming matches in IKEA, burying her grandpa literally the whole gamut.
Called Jasmine Dragon Tears, the tiny orbs are placed in a glass cup set over a flame and when hot water is poured over them, they unfurl, revealing themselves to be tea leaves.
The designer may prefer to have things put in motion in such a way that his/her/its intentions unfurl and reveal themselves as time goes by.
The coastal communities themselves must unfurl the ocean's silver lining.
As the new fronds of the ostrich fern, Matteuccia struthiopteris, reveal themselves, but before they unfurl, they form a tightly curled spiral that really does resemble the head of a violin or a bishop's staff.
