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Meanings of unbolt the door in English
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Usage of unbolt the door in English
1
The man had not been able to unbolt the door fast enough.
2
What in heaven's name can it be'- Istartedto unbolt the door.
3
André had to unbolt the door-he hadn't expected her to return so soon.
4
He heard the wheels, and went out to unbolt the door.
5
You've got to go f'm there to the front an' unbolt the door.
6
My hands are shaking as I unbolt the door and throw it open.
7
Allow me to unbolt the door, I hear our hosts.
8
She wasn't at all sure she'd unbolt the door.
9
Bettina said she heard some one unbolt the door very softly, but she thought 'twas me.
10
Jim dodged down, hoping that she would unbolt the door but she did nothing of the kind.
11
Dorothy acted on her resolution the moment it was taken, and at once began to unbolt the door.
12
Mr Pascal was trying to unbolt the door now, muttering, 'North, what have you done to this door?
13
At the trial she swore positively that she was first obliged to unbolt the door in order to get out.
14
He can't possibly get out anywhere, and as soon we've cut up the candy, we'll unbolt the door and run.
15
He handed back the weapon, signed to his men to unbolt the door, which they did, stepping out; then he said:
16
I repeated the manoeuvre of pretending to unbolt the door, and smiled as I heard him literally dancing with frenzy inside.
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United Kingdom
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