uncouple

Then go back and uncouple the last car with kids in it.

But groups opposing both rights also seek to uncouple the two issues.

In slow motion, the car uncouples from the train and comes to a stop.

We need to uncouple palliative care from death and dying.

He had read somewhere that it takes the average human being just seven minutes to turn off all the switches and uncouple from the day.

This is what uncouples him from belief in his own pretensions.

After making certain that the electricity is off, uncouple all the splices.

To do this, uncouple the hose and clean the filter or screen often.

Unfortunately one cannot completely uncouple the good from the bad sides of steroid treatment.

Their next job was to uncouple the locomotive and express car from the rest of the train.

When the broken strand is rebuild both strands need to uncouple again.

"I want you to uncouple as soon as the cars have a little momentum."

Instead, they managed to uncouple the computer's access to its powerful data base through the crucial first 15 moves of the game.

Trains had to uncouple and ferry across the river.

Uncouple in the western valley; let them go.

Uncoupling his legs, he stood to face them.

I signal to Harry to uncouple the belts, and carefully he tosses them to me.

We must not uncouple the debate, which is concerned primarily with amendments and examination of the various issues, from the vote.

Until we uncouple our sense of wellbeing from the property market we'll just keep doing the same thing.

He sighs, his short child's legs swinging below the chair, and uncouples his hands.

So if you uncouple those hoses and get the ship off, it's safe.'

Automatic transmissions, like manual ones, need to uncouple themselves from the engine when shifting.

Starting with a line of 22 manure cars, it is possible to uncouple 1, 2, or 3 cars at a time.

He tried to uncouple two cars from a moving train and his right foot became wedged in a railroad switch.

Suddenly the action shifts to slow motion, and the car uncouples from the train as if touched by an unseen hand.