(1) She has the tactical nous and the timing to cope with grass and while there is always the danger that she might get overpowered in the latter stages, she should at least have time to unpack her suitcase this time.

(2) She proceeding to methodically unpack the plastic bag with which she'd been supplied by the clerk.

(3) I managed to get rid of the parents, & high spiritedly returned to my room to unpack everything save the suitcase; I even stuck some posters on the wall.

(4) Let us unpack this question

(5) He took the job at SII about two months ago, and hasn't had a chance to unpack his moving boxes yet.

(6) Thus, the first thing we need to do here is unpack Lloyd's argument by supplying this missing analysis.

(7) What I propose to do in this essay is to unpack both the question and my own responses to it.

(8) After the European Juniors, she will barely have time to unpack her bags before flying out to Florida, where she will join a top college's athletics programme.

(9) The package.def files describe how to get, verify the download, unpack , configure, build and install the package software.

(10) She began to unpack her clothes into the empty wardrobe.

(11) U251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Fair enough,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb I said, starting to unpack my bags of bachelor-fare.

(12) Where this power is located and how it is used by who for whom seems to be the question Donovan Ward tries to unpack .

(13) It is an issue to which almost all of us give some thought, yet it is by no means a question easy to unpack and explore.

(14) To install, first unpack the Logwatch source files and cd into the resulting directory.

(15) On the other hand, the analysis does not unpack the domestic British economy into its constituent parts or regions.

(16) You can unpack specified files and directories

(17) Right after the subroutine we use it to create a format string to unpack the output from fdisk.

(18) Complete package: unpack it, plug it in and let it burn.

(19) It didn't make me unpack my bags and cancel my flight, but it was quite an omen.

(20) I started to unpack my bags and place the contents into the dresser drawers.