furl

Sails were set and furled three times over, just for practice.

He seemed at first happy, and then his brow furled a little.

The water of the strait furled against the rock at her feet.

She furled her wings and slid back down into the bed.

The sails had been furled to the yards at the time.

And then the women came, my mother carrying the Flag, furled upon a long staff.

The ends of the leader are then finished to hold the leaders furl.

A mattress was furled up next to the burning chair.

The small scars on his face seemed to furl into nodes.

The yard was raised with the sail furled about it.

The flag must always be allowed to fall free and never displayed furled.

The other common type of furling system is for the mainsail.

Janet's mouth twisted and furled as she thought for a moment.

When we're close enough to harbor, furl in all sails.

I had on a cloak and it was slightly furled as by a wind.

The bed was turned down, the curtains were furling slowly in the breeze.

There was not enough room that high to allow him to fly, so he kept his wings furled.

We had talked about maybe furling it for the journey."

His eyebrows furled, and then relaxed, as he seemed to recognize Took.

But by this time of year everyone with any sense has furled his sails."

"She's gone down several inches since they furled the topsail."

Another figure appeared at the head of the stairs, tall and strong, with his wings furled.

In the meantime the rest of the sails were being neatly furled.

Then he furled his wings somewhat and glided back to ground.

Due to the weather conditions it was not possible to furl all the sails.