| The tariffs may spark a trade war that could unstitch Britain's special relationship with the US or leave him looking like an economic poodle of the American president. |
| Russia opposes Poroshenko's plans to join the EU and is seeking to unstitch a landmark association agreement between the EU and Ukraine. |
| It was so exhausting to consider, the whole past that she would now have to revisit and amend, unstitch and patch back together, her husband and her friend Helen, from graduate-school days to the current moment. |
| Well, if she manages to unstitch herself first. |
| Watford had stirred in between, their second-half urgency finally delivering some rhythm to their attacking play for all that it had taken a set-piece to unstitch Palace's ascendancy. |
| Or unstitch and stitch parts of your dolls together to mix their abilities and create brand new and original ones. |
