| After the keynote speech, Ando unwound at a dinner for a few journalists, where talk turned to the knotty problem of digital rights. |
| In recent decades, though, especially sine the end of Soviet tyranny, the safe-haven idea has lost cogency like an unwound watch running down. |
| Li smiled, acknowledging that his roundabout dialogue had been recognised, unwound and interpreted. |
| She twirls the fringe on her scarf, which has been unwound from her neck and now hangs past her waist up against her unbuttoned spring coat. |
| As the laps unwound, the pack split into two groups and the leaders were lapping slower competitors by the ninth lap. |
| To be fair, at the end, she unwound a little and started talking a more natural Estuary demotic which was much more appealing. |
