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She would have to unclamp them from the window frame.

Then there was the arthritic woman who could not unclamp her fist for 19 years.

When the ambassador bowed herself out and took the slaves with her, I was finally able to unclamp my jaws.

He grabbed Alexei's wrist, then used his other hand to unclamp the fingers.

The detective prepared to unclamp the iron bands.

Once he was gone I was able to unclamp my jaw, then stretched out on the furs.

Can we unclamp and get back on?"

I had to swear an oath I wouldn't leave the house before she'd unclamp herself."

"Tell old uncle to unclamp the jewelry.

He looked down at the telltales under his chin as he started to unclamp his helmet.

If they're just querying them, Sycorax could be gone the minute we unclamp, and we'd never catch them, not with their legs."

By way of persuasion, he slid what he hoped was a soothing hand down her leg while starting to unclamp her mouth.

She began to fight, raking at his back with her nails, and pulling at his hair to unclamp his face from her neck.

Vestor began to unclamp the weapon from the retaining brackets, then slid it clear and returned it to its storage space in the horse cart.

Sniffing the ozone that filled the room as a result of the electrical charge, Spike approached the lightning machine a bit gingerly, and began to unclamp it from the table.

This saves considerable time because it is much faster to reposition the drill head than it is to unclamp, move, and then re-clamp the workpiece to the table.

His bony face looked even narrower, and he had to unclamp his jaw to speak, to say that he knew Wolfe wasn't available at that hour, but he would rather see me anyway.

It almost hurt to unclamp his grip on the girl, and separate himself from her, and he did it with infinite care not to offend by the separation as he had offended by first touching her.

When you have your bus money and your newspaper under your arm and there's still five dollars in your pocket, see what good it does to the muscles of your hand to unclamp them and let that greenback loose.