| By that time, she had more then lost a few straggles of hair from trying to untie the stubborn curls. |
| She forms a knot in Guigemar's chemise that only she can untie, and he places a ceinture around her waist that only he can unfasten. |
| The air was thick with the smell of the ocean, sailors beginning to untie their ships for mornings of sailing and fishing. |
| I need to plant two hemlocks that are seven feet tall, I was wondering if I should untie the burlap sack or just leave it tied on to decompose. |
| Their captors also hadn't been decent enough to untie their hands, although the hemp would eventually loosen. |
| I watched in disgust as he began to untie his cravat and removed it from around his neck. |
