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I never saw a man unbuckle harness so quickly as he did, and with a pat and a good word he led me to a long stable, with six or eight stalls in it, and two or three horses.

Riach, who had been to the college, spoke to me like a friend when he was not sulking, and told me many curious things, and some that were informing; and even the captain, though he kept me at the stick's end the most part of the time, would sometimes unbuckle a bit, and tell me of the fine countries he had visited.

And when Bert saw a man on the outskirts of the crowd run to a haycart and get a brightly pronged pitch-fork, and a blue-clad soldier unbuckle his belt, his rising doubt whether this little town was after all such a good place for a landing became a certainty.

He quickly got help from another bystander, identified as Monica Jackson, crawled into the car to unbuckle the boy from the car seat.

TOYOTA Ireland is recalling one of its models due to fears seat belts might unbuckle.

He was then able to get one hand out of his handcuffs, started to unbuckle the seatbelt and kicked out in her direction."

The video also shows the dangerous rescue operations where the amusement park's staff workers helped people unbuckle and get off the ride safely.

The automaker is recalling the vehicles because rapid driving can cause a second-row seat belt to unbuckle.

"My only worry is about the fines when we are forced to unbuckle them for some time if they get restless and that can happen on long journeys.

Quite simply, the buckle will not unbuckle unless you intend it to do so.

These days, here's what's American: Come home from work, take off your shoes, unbuckle that too-tight belt, check the pantry to see if there are any Sausalito cookies left, and plop on the couch.

Team members get in, buckle up, and throw their hands in the air until a referee (Murray & Guari) shouts "Rotate!" Then they unbuckle, get out, rotate clockwise around the car to the next seat, and buckle-up again.