Sentence examples for would unfurl from inspiring English sources

Now and then he would unfurl his tongue and burp and she would get into the mud with him.

Back then, did he have any idea that it would unfurl as this wildly complex masterpiece with a cult following?

It was fear of a photo op — that somebody would unfurl a political banner and take a picture atop China's most distinctive structure.

It would unfurl itself over you and you would beat at it with your hands as it rolled over the crowd in a great wave, its slogan facing the floodlights and the night sky.

On occasion, a supporter of Mr. Bo would show up yelling a slogan, or a petitioner with an unrelated grievance would unfurl a banner, and the officers would urge them to move on.

"There were times I said, 'I wish you'd go home.' " When Mr. Bell was alone in the mountains or the desert, he would unfurl his sleeping bag and sleep under a tree or along the side of the road.

Bounding before an audience, he'd unfurl a banner that announced "Ballantine: The World's Greatest Magician" (or "Magishen," or something like that), and the banner would slip from his grasp.

I would free the poor thing, and she'd unfurl and pat dry her tiny wings, then fly to my lips and give me a sweet kiss for sheltering her metamorphosis.

He found the idea of performing only in someone else's script like squeezing into a twin bed when your body would rather unfurl in a king.

He would delicately unfurl a Bach fugue – his voice translucent and rounded, like the upper register of a church organ – then launch into thunderous funk that made you imagine bass strings snapping on the fretboard.

The umbrella-like antenna designed to return data at 130,400 bits per second just wouldn't unfurl, no matter how hard engineers beat on it from afar.