| unleash wave | 3.69 | It unleashed a wave of violence across the West Bank and Gaza. | ||
| unleash torrent | 3.36 | That unleashed a torrent of misfortune. | ||
| unleash barrage | 2.11 | Instead, Pedro unleashed a barrage of insults and profanity. | ||
| unleash storm | 1.71 | But it unleashed a storm of protest. | ||
| unleash flood | 1.65 | Critics warn it could unleash a flood of litigation. | ||
| unleash attack | 1.32 | Some surrogates need no prodding to unleash outrageous attacks. | ||
| unleash series | 1.32 | That would unleash a series of financial crises. | ||
| unleash flurry | 1.25 | Last year the government unleashed a flurry of such initiatives. | ||
| unleash fury | 1.12 | The storm unleashed its fury. | ||
| unleash force | 1.05 | We are unleashing our forces. | ||
| unleash power | 0.86 | The Orioles later unleashed some power of their own. | ||
| unleash missile | 0.79 | Villagers said Israeli jet fighters swooped down and unleashed four missiles. | ||
| unleash war | 0.72 | It was Nirma who unleashed the war. | ||
| unleash landslide | 0.66 | Heavy rains unleashed a landslide that tore through a remote village Sunday in central Iran. | ||
| unleash airstrikes | 0.59 | Even before the United States unleashed its airstrikes, Bush had made clear that the mullah was a potential target. | ||
| unleash anger | 0.53 | The settlers even have unleashed their anger at Israeli troops. | ||
| unleash creativity | 0.53 | In one area you may unleash your creativity. | ||
| unleash hail | 0.53 | The men unleashed a hail of gunfire and firebombs that set the bus ablaze. | ||
| unleash protest | 0.53 | Dozens of troops took up position on the hill because of warnings the work would unleash Palestinian protests. | ||
| unleash rocket | 0.53 | The area southeast of Tyre has been used by the guerrillas to unleash Katyusha rockets. |