Sentence examples for enough to get tangled from inspiring English sources

"Bad enough to get tangled," he said.

Such items create a particularly insidious problem as they float along for years, "ghost fishing" for anything unlucky enough to get tangled in their sprawling web.

His wispy moustache hair has somehow grown long enough to get tangled into the wet fronds of the sideburns he's been growing since he was 18.

"When you're that long, it's very easy to get tangled up.

That leaves one less strap to get tangled when making a quick grab for the camera.

Perhaps two legs are less likely than four to get tangled up in vegetation, Clemente hypothesizes.

"It tends to get tangled".

Try not to get tangled up in day trading.

Longer pieces tend to get tangled and are harder to work with than shorter ones.

Loose bandages may fall off or cause your horse to get tangled up.

If your hair tends to get tangled out of the shower, use a wide-toothed comb.