| She read it, passed it back, and then began to unpin Joan's hat. |
| She had put the flowers on the table and had raised her hands to unpin her hat when she saw it. |
| She left the window, turned back, and began to unpin her hat. |
| I say how I'm shameful of the arm but somehow I trust them and they seem real nice and if they want I'll unpin the sleeve and let the arm out and let them look at the arm if they think they could stand it. |
| Always unpin is a good maxim, as a pin is ALWAYS a negative feature of your position, as 1 or 2 pieces have restricted mobility and a later combination may be possible. |
| She placed the cup on the mantel-shelf and begun to unpin her veil and pull off her gloves, looking meanwhile at Newman. |
