unhitch

In order to make room, the vehicles had to be unhitched and moved close together.

There, we unhitched the horse and made ready for the night.

One of the flight crew had unhitched and was moving back.

But he could not coordinate his fingers to unhitch himself.

So we unhitched her horse and backed down by hand.

"I'll unhitch and get the water so we can start cooking."

And they're not going to be overjoyed to hear I'm getting unhitched.

You've got to pull each piece of machinery back behind the line before you unhitch.

She leaned over, to speak to him as he unhitched the horses.

Leaving the porch, the old man went to the horses and began to unhitch them.

Again men went to his assistance, unhitching the horses and leading them across.

The two men on the jetty unhitched their lines and followed.

She could hear him swearing at her as he unhitched the horses.

He pulled up, jumped down from his seat, and began to unhitch the cart.

She left Pearl to unhitch the animal and, trembling; went into the house.

"Might as well unhitch now and go on down," Caspar said.

The oxen were unhitched, and taken to the common herd.

Tom lifted an arm in acknowledgment and then set to unhitching his team.

Pushing his fingers through the opening, he unhitched the latch.

I unhitched the mare and brought her out into the moonlight of the open path.

The chain was unhitched and the door opened wide.

"What am I going to do until you're unhitched?"

Once he had the wagon to the side, he started unhitching the team.

By the time they got there he had the wagon positioned and the horses unhitched.

It was then unhitched at a cloverleaf that had been closed by the Americans for security reasons.