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• v  unroll, unfold, or spread out or be unrolled, unfolded, or spread out from a furled state
  unfurl a banner

• As the new nation prepared to unfurl its red-and-white-striped flag, Harry Lee was quick to capitalize on the occasion.
• A pair of demonstrators attempted to unfurl a banner on an overpass.
• He had plenty to say about the economy, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Russia, but often bogged down his own answers when trying to unfurl quips and soundbites.

• unroll

• roll_up

News & Articles

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• Around the Town: Pride in the Pines grows to two-day festival
  Unfurl your rainbow flag -- it's time for the annual The Northern Arizona Pride Association's Pride in the Pines. This year, Pride has grown to a two-day festival and will be held Saturday and Sunday at Wheeler Park.
  June 14, 2013 - Arizona Daily Sun
• Best Doughnut Shops In Minnesota
  Visit one of these great doughnut shops in Minnesota and let your taste buds unfurl.
  June 12, 2013 - CBS Minnesota

Quotes

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• President Bush in Los Angeles Times
  Not specifically mentioning the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan --although his meaning was clear -- Bush said of the first president: "He once wrote, 'My best wishes are irresistibly excited whensoever in any country I see an oppressed nation unfurl...
• Boris Tadic in B92
  BELGRADE, BERLIN -- The official Dutch position is positive for Serbia, but the time is not right to "unfurl the flags and say it's all over", says Boris Tadić.
• President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in Philippine Headline News
  The ship of the Philippine state must be robust and resilient enough to unfurl its sails to ride those winds rather than fumbling under their force,Mrs. Arroyo said. "An effective state must help its poor and weakest citizens, empower them...