Sentence examples for unpack from from inspiring English sources

There's a lot to unpack from that statement, but let's have a go.

In 1996, as he was helping his parents unpack from their move to Garrison, he found his yearbook and reread her message.

On that second trip to Kabul, as I unpacked my rucksack, I found, among the woolen socks and a book of beginners' Dari, a hunk of Parmesan that I had forgotten to unpack from a shopping expedition before leaving home.

(In one annotation, she suggests a possible explanation for her skill in structuring a story: "Can you tell I watched a lot of soap operas as a kid?") There's a lot to unpack from Colloff's reporting of the wrongful conviction of Michael Morton, who served 25 years in prison for his wife's murder.

There's quite a lot to unpack from such a short statement.

There are a couple of things to unpack from the sleight of hand here.

Handle With Care tracks one woman, Zoe, from the tail-end of her teens in the late 1980s through work, marriage and motherhood to the present day, all through the possessions she packs and unpacks from an ever-growing pile of cardboard boxes.

He pulls on a crisp black No. 32 that a Steelers marketing man unpacks from a box and, when the p.a. announcer calls his name, joins the rest of his old teammates parading out to midfield under the steady throb of cheers.

Then Foxtrot turns up with a guest in tow, Sherbet (Jaime Winstone), who proceeds to unpack truths from her handbag like a chirpy, malevolent Mary Poppins.

And if you can get past the thought of packing to leave for the family ski trip, there is the unsettling reality that you will have to unpack everything from the car once you get to the mountains, probably in the dark.

It could take a while to unpack everything from I/O.