unfurl

Object

• banner: From the tallest tower, they unfurled a banner which read " Property Act - Housing for local people " .
• sail: You unfurl the sail, you open it up.
• flag: It was bound, after this election, boldly to unfurl the yellow flag in all municipal elections.
• orange: Three climbers scaled the tower and unfurled a 50-foot orange and black banner with the words ' Climate Crime ' .
• reading: They unfurl a banner reading " where are your registers?
• frond: Thus any incompletely unfurled fronds may be destroyed by the first autumnal frost, whereas mature fronds may escape.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• rigid: When unfurled, ladder locks rigid so it won?t swing or twist and can be set to clear balconies below if need be.

Modifying Another Word

• slowly: The bright golden petals seemed to sense she was there and slowly unfurled to face her.
• then: Collingwood then unfurls a lovely drive through midwicket for four - useful runs, these.
• gently: In early January its curled petals gently unfurl in shades of dark orange, filling the cold air with beautiful scent.
• @card@: Spent six months unemployed playing Civilization II, watching Countdown, occasionally going to the gym and watching 9/11 unfurl from a Hammersmith gym.
• just: The picture was taken around mid-February, when the flowers were just unfurling.
• yet: The German with the blue swimsuit lighter than the sky and carrying in her left hand a German parasol, as yet unfurled.

Used with why or when

• when: The new fronds had recently unfurled when this photo was taken in July.

Present participle complement

• capture: In the ocean offering roulette blackjack sails unfurled capturing.

Preposition: of

• flag: Immediately following the unfurling of the flags, the National Anthem is played.