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Undid in sentence

15 examples of Undid in a sentence

I remember, at the time i was watching it, i felt there were such major problems with the motivations within the story that completely undid its narrative structure.
Sanders, with his appeal as an insurgent and his unrealistic promises (as well as Clinton’s weaknesses) nearly undid her nomination.
After having placed on the table a pot-au-feu and two bottles of wine, she undid the second parcel and drew from it a pair of enormous boots.
I undid the linen bandages, while the wounded man gazed with great staring eyes and let me proceed without making a single complaint.
Stationed on the top steps, one of the seamen undid the bolts of the hatch.
Natasie came downstairs shivering and undid the bars and bolts one after the other.
They stopped at the barrier; Emma undid her overshoes, put on other gloves, rearranged her shawl, and some twenty paces farther she got down from the "Hirondelle."
I never could withstand an appeal for help, so I went and undid them; not before it was time, either, for Harris was nearly black in the face.
With trembling hands I undid my trunk, turned out the contents, and drew from the bottom my own hair.
The Jew, with trembling hands, undid the folds of his Armenian cap, in which he had deposited the Prior's tablets for the greater security, and was about to approach, with hand extended and body crouched, to place it within the reach of his grim interrogator.
The Knight undid the clasp of the baldric, and indulged his fellow-traveller, who immediately hung the bugle round his own neck.
So saying, with no very gentle hand he undid the helmet of the Blue Knight, which, rolling to a distance on the grass, displayed to the Knight of the Fetterlock grizzled locks, and a countenance he did not expect to have seen under such circumstances.
My driver went away and I entered the stuffy, echoing dining-room, where I sadly undid the parcel of provisions Mother had prepared for me . . .
There was a sort of sham soldier, a "naquois," as the slang expression runs, who was whistling as he undid the bandages from his fictitious wound, and removing the numbness from his sound and vigorous knee, which had been swathed since morning in a thousand ligatures.
They undid the noose, and made the poet step down from the stool.