| - How will I unfasten this? | |
| - Permit me to unfasten you. | |
| - Shall we unfasten the ribbon? | |
| - Then, please, unfasten it. | |
| - You may unfasten your belt until we're ready to land. Here. | |
| - How will I unfasten this? | |
| - Permit me to unfasten you. | |
| - Shall we unfasten the ribbon? | |
| - Then, please, unfasten it. | |
| - You may unfasten your belt until we're ready to land. Here. | |
| ( Velcro unfastens ) | |
| Her fingernails painted a rosy peach, she unfastens her taffeta nightgown and lets it slide smoothly down her thighs to the tile floor. | |
| The dress... .. it unfastens down the back. | |
| ( Velcro unfastens ) | |
| Her fingernails painted a rosy peach, she unfastens her taffeta nightgown and lets it slide smoothly down her thighs to the tile floor. | |
| The dress... .. it unfastens down the back. | |
| "...unfastened the lovely features..." | |
| "Souleymane came unfastened abruptly" | |
| - Come unfastened! | |
| But her better judgement failed her and she unfastened its catch and all the furies of the universe came pouring out, like flies. | |
| Come unfastened! | |
| - You don't, uh, fancy just unfastening the button on your blouse there a bit, do ya? | |
| I am merely unfastening my corset, madam. | |
| I'm sure it's just a matter of unfastening something on the side or the back or... | |
| It had that to hide the desperation, in a way typically British, with unfastening. | |
| Itamaraty established a non-aligned diplomacy, unfastening the knots that bound the interests of the country to the decisions that came from Washington. | |
| "...unfastened the lovely features..." | |
| "Souleymane came unfastened abruptly" | |
| - Come unfastened! | |
| But her better judgement failed her and she unfastened its catch and all the furies of the universe came pouring out, like flies. | |
| Come unfastened! | |
| - You don't, uh, fancy just unfastening the button on your blouse there a bit, do ya? | |
| I am merely unfastening my corset, madam. | |
| I'm sure it's just a matter of unfastening something on the side or the back or... | |
| It had that to hide the desperation, in a way typically British, with unfastening. | |
| Itamaraty established a non-aligned diplomacy, unfastening the knots that bound the interests of the country to the decisions that came from Washington. | |
