The phrase "ensnare with" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to trap or catch someone or something using a deceptive or cunning method. Example: The spider ensnares its prey with its sticky web, waiting patiently for the unsuspecting insect to come close enough to be trapped.
The statue became ensnared with a rope bearing carnival decorations in about 1740 and was irreparably shattered when it crashed to the ground.
His fate has become ensnared with that of the 8 survivors among 13 Japanese who were kidnapped by North Korea beginning in 1979 to work in the country's spy program.
James Riley of the host Sounders was ejected after becoming ensnared with Los Angeles Galaxy defender Gregg Berhalter, then smacking Mike Magee in the head in the aftermath, all in the 57th minute.
The combined efforts of Mueller and others already have ensnared, with indictments or pleas or convictions, Trump's former campaign chairman, his longtime legal fixer, his former national security adviser and a confidant who long has been a practitioner of the dark arts of politics.
Angelica similarly got engaged and financially ensnared with Fred.
He told the Washington Times in 2009 that he became ensnared with the FBI over accusations that he had provided sensitive information to CBS News.
When I sit in a period of silent mindfulness meditation, and especially if I am ensnared with a specific struggle or dilemma, I will take a journey of awareness through my senses -- all of my senses.
In five of these conditions, a test stimulus (the "victim") was ensnared with nylon thread and held partially beneath the sand.
According to the Daily News, Cesar was one of the two brokers the Badische Trust tasked with ensnaring victims with "false promises of big money".
The fitful music has a jazzy energy that sometimes recalls, incongruously, Bernstein's Broadway style, and the meditative episodes may try too hard to ensnare you with lyricism.
