(1) I disengage it, frown at the watermarks, put it back in to finish drying, glare at the man whose print lay on top of mine.

(2) A government statement that troops will disengage from the country by the end of the year has been derided as a political stunt.

(3) The three-state solution would permit the United States to disengage from security duties in most of the country.

(4) If the range has an upper oven and fan, disengage the duct connection first.

(5) The ceasefire gave the commanders a chance to disengage their forces

(6) If your lunge causes your opponent to react more than he is comfortable with, you will have the freedom to disengage anytime.

(7) All ships, disengage from enemy forces and rendezvous according to plan three.

(8) Additionally, units may be forced to fight when attempting to disengage from the enemy, and only the largest or most mobile forces can do so with impunity.

(9) In order to do a precise disengage , you need a precise parry.

(10) The clutch will not disengage

(11) Once a red flare is launched then we must disengage from battle.

(12) His true intent is to disengage from the messy conflict

(13) He said his division could not disengage from the country, redeploy, and retrain and refit within the time constraints specified in the war plans his division was apportioned against.

(14) Similarly, if the bearing is faulty or distorted, the sound of metal rubbing against metal within the bearing every time you engage or disengage the clutch could cause a squeal.

(15) The extra long qullions are specifically designed to protect the sword hand and arm, as well as making it more difficult for the adversary to disengage .

(16) The administration has made no secret of its desire to disengage from the Balkans, although it has promised not to make any dramatic troop reductions without consulting with its allies.

(17) For peace forces to disengage from coalitions that do not yet have the perfect answers would be both wrong and tragic.

(18) Most of all, we must seek to disengage from Iraq - an occupation for which no justification now exists.

(19) The name of the attack is derived solely from the blade motion - for example: disengage , one-two, and so on.

(20) So perhaps now is not the time to disengage from North Asia, although pulling the US troops away is long overdue.