| Finally, they will use the blanket stitch all around the edges to keep the burlap from unraveling. |
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| The U.S. faces the problem of an unraveling military and political strategy. |
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| Meanwhile, the story keeps unraveling like a farce staged at Indianapolis' Hilbert Circle Theater. |
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| She was at the vanity, fastening her pale blonde hair into a bun that was already unraveling. |
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| General esotericists will prefer meditation and prayer as the means of unraveling the mystery. |
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| These function somewhat like the aglets on the ends of shoelaces that keep them from unraveling. |
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| They should be concerned that the tapestry of family life here is unraveling whilst promiscuity has become an accepted practice. |
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| I now have reason to believe that in unraveling a hoax I was hoaxed myself. |
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| And, like an onion unraveling, one wonders, underneath it all is there anything of substance? |
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| Patience challenged people will tire quickly of the tedious task of unraveling strands and may push for the instant gratification of a chop. |
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| And the region's scientists and researchers have tended to concentrate on finding practical applications rather than unraveling basic principles. |
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| His arms were around her, unraveling the strings that held together her bodice. |
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| But just as important, the arguments supporting the policy are unraveling and there is increasing awareness that its rationale is built on sand. |
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| The award citation highlights his achievements in ocean exploration and unraveling its many complexities. |
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| At the heart of Victorian realistic tendencies was the unraveling of the very practice of realism itself. |
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| Scientists and inventors are unraveling new technology at incredible velocity. |
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| The Bush stooges and their lackeys in the media know that they are hanging by a tenuous thread that is unraveling ever faster and faster. |
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| Daphne White pulls at a thread unraveling from the black woolen glove in her hand. |
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| Her hands laced around the front of his body, grabbing at the coat of his robe, slowly pulling, unraveling the knot on his waist. |
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| Of course unfathered children portend the continued unraveling of the social order and the rise of the welfare state. |
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| Dept. of Speculation is a story that seems to take place over a series of months, about an unraveling urban marriage. |
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| It risks triggering a nuclear-arms race in the region, and the unraveling of the non-proliferation treaty. |
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| He would have had first hand experience with this concept, as he was instrumental in unraveling the secret of curare, a South American arrow poison. |
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| His sanity is slowly unraveling, like the claustrophobic narrator of The Tell-Tale Heart. |
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| His efforts proved successful in unraveling most of these problems, and new theoretical implications emerged from his work. |
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| Despite these problems, progress has been made in unraveling the biochemistry of mood disorders, schizophrenia, and some of the dementias. |
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| These deposits are important for unraveling geologic history because they are most easily compared to modern sedimentary deposits. |
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| The Harper-Bush agreement on softwood lumber suddenly appears to be rapidly unraveling. |
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| However, programs like the ones described above, are encouraging and show that interventions can work in unraveling this lethal intersection. |
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| The EUR appears to be in a correction as the currency's gains on the Dollar are unraveling. |
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| The disease is unraveling hardwon development gains and is exercising a crippling effect on future prospects. |
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| That this program has been gutted or withheld from those in need in some provinces testifies to the unraveling of the national social safety net. |
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| The recently acquired diary of Emma Ravenhearst may hold the key to unraveling the tale behind this unsettling place, yet the pages are missing. |
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| The current economic crisis is unraveling before us faster than even the most pessimistic of experts predicted just a few months ago. |
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| If science is a black box, then where better to start unraveling the mystery than by investigating the elements of scientific inquiry. |
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| Just this year, researchers determined the protein's crystal structure, paving the way for unraveling its detailed amino acid sequence. |
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| Recent events are unraveling this neocon farce for what it is. |
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| In ornithological circles, he perhaps is best known for unraveling the systematics of the cisticolas, a notoriously difficult group of Old World warblers. |
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| Part of his Turin unraveling was that Miller clearly did not go in with the Olympic spirit he brought to Salt Lake City. |
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| What a spectacular unraveling of a revolution, what a dispiriting death of a dream. |
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| Much of what business will be doing for the next two years is unraveling, reconfiguring, and repositioning those existing companies and structures that have failed. |
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| What the play needs, but doesn't get in his staging, is British sangfroid and coolly clipped British-accented delivery unraveling in just the right places. |
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| The short version is that political, cultural, and even economic power has been decentralizing and unraveling for a long time. |
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| It is not surprising that these images should be showing up during a time of unraveling of job security. |
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| The official Malaysian account of the last contacts made to and received by Flight MH370 is unraveling. |
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| Meanwhile the South Knox Bubba Research Institute has been doing experiments on the Spaghetti Principle Effect in relation to unraveling strings of Christmas lights. |
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| There against the purple horizon above the flat-topped dome rises the gray trickle of steam, barely visible, a thin ribbon unraveling into the night. |
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| Do not fill cylinder if unraveling or charring of composite fibers occurs. |
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| Like shoestring aglets, telomeres stop chromosomes from unraveling or being eaten away at the ends. |
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| The one and only computer program designed exclusively for unraveling the downrange ballistics of shotshells. |
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| If all disclosers provide higher quality services than any nondiscloser, unraveling is complete in this market. |
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| The denouement is shocking in its fusion of black history and present-day social issues, but dissatisfying in its unraveling of this whodunit. |
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| Hence the feeling of motionlessness: the true progression lies in the unraveling of the film, not in its iterations that take us from Moscow to Paris, through Köln, Dunkerque or Porto. |
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| This is nowhere near so lighthearted as the stills from his video of a model progressively unraveling her dress till she ends up without a stitch on. |
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| For months, the economy had managed to grow vigorously despite worrying developments, from the unraveling of the housing industry to turmoil in the credit markets. |
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| These examples demonstrate that metamorphic petrology plays a key role in unraveling tectonic processes in mountain belts that have passed through the plate-tectonic cycle of events. |
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| Ryan has done a great job at repeating some lines: unraveling foreign policy, uniquely qualified, and many others that have passed from the memory like yesterday's commute to work. |
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| The main focus of Rob's research has been unraveling complex, polymetamorphic histories that aid in understanding tectonic evolution and regional metallogeny. |
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| Them is a glowering, languid novel of mid-century Detroit which straddles economic extremes as it steams toward a cataclysmic unraveling during the July 1967 uprising. |
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| Amidst the glitzy fanfare of a new world regime, control is unraveling for self-proclaimed god and Global Community potentate Nicolae Carpathia in Desecration, the ninth installment in the Left Behind series. |
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| It's de rigueur for midnight showings to include rice tossing, paper unraveling and glowstick waving from adoring interactive audiences. |
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| This is provoking an unraveling of community-based investments in the areas of origin, and the redirecting of expatriate investment toward the cities. |
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| It shows a mini opera of less than 4 minutes unraveling itself unannounced, as a conspiratorial happening, among the passengers, numb from boredom and exhaustion in the waiting hall of the London Stansted airport. |
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| She is clad in unraveling fishnet stockings, suspenders and garter belt, and a black basque. |
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| And the unraveling financial crisis threatens the employment and savings of millions of working people, and the safety nets and assistance available for the unemployed. |
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| The unraveling of the races left Dunraven in a bitter disagreement with all parties over fairness of the cup committee concerning claims. |
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| But while conventional businesses might be able to devote staff time to unraveling such a problem, APMI sometimes has to let business take a back seat to crises in the lives of women who are staying in one of Atira's houses. |
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| But on Thursday night, whether it was a momentary speedbump or the first sign of a monumental unraveling, that newfound resourcefulness suddenly dried up. |
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| Recent events have made it abundantly clear that the fabric of the universe is unraveling. Reality as you know it, the matrix if you will, is dissolving. |
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| She has been very active in unraveling our family geneology for the past few years and would like to solve the mystery of her uncle's disappearance. |
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