Sentence examples for creating a tangle from inspiring English sources
For those who embrace it, the long putter can be a double-edged sword, creating a tangle of emotions that is difficult to unknot.
Over the next 15 years, Yerkes used stock in one line as collateral to acquire the next, creating a tangle of companies to own, build, or operate various parts of his transit system.
At Ta Prohm, to the northeast of Angkor Wat, strangler figs spill like liquid over 39 temples in various stages of ruination, creating a tangle of tipsy roofs and dark hallways.
What was intended to create excitement just created a tangle of visual wind.
Ms. Anthony failed to report Caylee missing for 31 days and created a tangle of lies, including that a baby sitter kidnapped Caylee, to cover up the absence.
He did, however, create a tangle of economic controls which let opportunists in government, and those with friends in government, siphon off billions of public money.
But in practice, critics say, these systems create a tangle of administrative procedures that discourage or disqualify inmates from filing lawsuits.
In the northeast, the Escalante River has cut deep into the sandstone over many millennia to create a tangle of interconnected, sometimes quite narrow, steep-sided canyons that provide a challenge for hikers.
The key is that the virus can create a "tangle of catalyst coated nanowires — the researchers call it a hairball — that provide so much surface area for chemical reactions to occur that the energy needed to produce the reactions is much reduced.
As they created a tangle of oscillating, chirping, clicking noises with children's microphones, Andy Guhl turned on six or seven flashing red bicycle lights, which at first were simply nice to watch as they blinked in the dark but soon made their own sounds through light-sensitive receptors.
