| Whenever I grab my iPod headphones and have to untangle or untwist the cord, I end up with the right-side bud in my left hand, and vice versa. |
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| Once the hair dries, remove rods, untwist the sections, and run fingers through them to shape. |
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| During a typical round of golf, you will twist and untwist your back muscles more than 200 times. |
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| Put a thumb on the cork, untwist and loosen the wire muzzle. |
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| Watson needs to be clever to untwist the obtuse questions, all the while coping with Trebek's folksy conversation. |
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| Then the spirals of the material are locked so that they can no longer untwist and the steel mesh cannot unwind. |
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| Separate or untwist all the wires and lay the corresponding shroud and trapezes down each side of the boat. |
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| Instead you feel restless and can't seem to untwist the knot of tension in your stomach. |
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| A small council would be as follows: incline the bottle with 45°, release the loop of the muselet, and untwist the loop. |
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| Just knot or rope up your fabric, then soak parts of it with previously diluted colours of your choice Let dry for a day then untwist and fix. |
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| A length of coloured or colourless plastic that has been cut in a corkscrew, spiral style meaning you can untwist it and wrap it around your cables keeping them together. |
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| The wind turbine is therefore equipped with a cable twist counter which tells the controller that it is time to untwist the cables. |
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| People who have been informed about the redesign discussions say that the architects will probably set the building back at least twice as far from the street to limit blast damage from a car or truck bomb, and untwist it. |
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| Remove the clip from the first balloon and untwist the nozzle. |
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| Twist and untwist the lines while flying the kite. |
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| Fault implementation investigations have concentrated on performance changes resulting from turbine nozzle erosion, turbine blade untwist, compressor blade tip clearance and compressor seal damage. |
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| There are trios in which dancers, linked at the arms, twist and untwist like pretzels, as well as an overabundance of sweeping arms and quick footwork performed in counterpart to the music. |
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| During the finishing operation, because of the abnormal amount of twist in the picks of filling, these tend to untwist and recover their normal condition, thereby causing the characteristic effect of typical crepe de Chine. |
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