Sentence examples for coiled up from inspiring English sources

Inside, coiled up, is a 6ft rock python.

We know how to sleep coiled up on a typewriter.

"Like a snake that's coiled up behind him".

Frustration, Varoufakis suggests, is coiled up across Europe today.

As delicious wisps of music coiled up and around that enormous dome it felt like justice was finally being done to all those millions of litres of air.

The smoke coiled up counterclockwise and, every few minutes, the warm breath of a terrible smell would arrive with the wind.

So much coiled-up tension is built that its release in the final minutes is a shattering liberation.

He turns out to be Sando, a "huge, bearded, coiled-up presence", who's reached the ancient age of 36.

While the original is taut with coiled-up emotion, Adams's version feels less dramatic, a soggy sigh to Swift's manic original.

There's a slight Spanish flavour to Adams's version of the Ryan Tedder-produced original, but once again the coiled-up drama of the source material has been lost.

Elsewhere, the coiled-up Two Dead Cops sees them tackle their country's culture of violence ("Nobody cries in the ghetto for two dead cops").