unknot

She felt her nerves begin to unknot ever so slightly.

He relaxed, and his muscles began to unknot from the day's exercise.

"It is not always easy to unknot a pouch," I told her.

Then he began to unknot the silk which was bound about his box.

This was something she'd have to unknot for herself.

Even if I cannot unknot this mystery, someone should.

Getting it to unknot entirely would undoubtedly take time, but she seemed to have hit the right note for a beginning.

His hand was gripping hers so tightly she thought they'd never unknot them.

"Get me one of the girls, one who just might know how to unknot my neck and shoulders."

Ten minutes of Vivaldi to try and unknot the tension behind her eyes, then she would go to bed.

They then must unknot the ropes on the log and roll it across the finish line.

He could unknot it, of course, but he didn't want to.

He felt breath pumped into his lungs and strong hands began to unknot the cramp.

Although she regained more control with every hour, the twisted ridges across her back refused to unknot.

Sparrow answered the grin, felt some of the tensions inside him begin to unknot.

He closed his eyes and relaxed; muscles began to unknot that must have been tensed up for the past year.

He made his hands unknot, shrugged inside his coat.

Could I possibly get you to use those talented hands of yours to unknot my shoulders?"

Kirk felt that it now fell to him to unknot an entanglement dating back decades or more.

He stood up, letting his muscles unknot slowly.

He sighed with relieved contentment, and relaxed a bit more, feeling muscles unknot all over his back.

Nothing is clean, simple, easy to unknot.

No one thought to unknot the bootlace.

"Put as much distance between us and the colony as possible," Kirk ordered, his neck beginning to unknot.

Imel felt his insides slowly unknot as the tension left him.