loosen one造句

• Of course nothing can loosen one's resolve and take the shine off one's manners like too much booze.
• Violation of the shared morality loosens one of the bonds that hold a society together, and thereby threatens it with disintegration.
• I find that a mindless, repetitive activity loosens one up, and, then, before you know it, you have made something that can seduce people.
• Especially in the OM603, the vibration helps loosen one of the myriad of small screws in the crankcase which primarily hold on the windage tray.
• A small-town grocer who defied Sweden's state-run alcohol monopoly by selling wine may end up forcing the government to loosen one of the West's tightest alcohol policies.
• Around 1978 while working for the company Musicaid in Pearl single-headed concert tom kit on which he would loosen one tension rod, causing a wrinkle in the head and creating a descending pitch after the tom was hit.
• The proposal would loosen one of the most fundamental restrictions on the conduct of the FBI and would be another step by the Bush administration to modify civil liberties protections as a means of defending the country against terrorists, the senior officials said.