Sentence examples for entangled both from inspiring English sources

The Charlotte was blown dangerously close to rocks; the Friendship and the Prince of Wales became entangled, both ships losing booms or sails; the Charlotte and the Friendship actually collided; and the Lady Penrhyn nearly ran aground.

A sad example has surfaced over the past few years at the U.S. Department of the Interior in a case that has entangled both Republican and Democratic administrations as well as some environmentalists.

Locked into entangled contact, both struggle but radiate passion.

This time directed by Benoît Jacquot, it stars Léa Seydoux, the latest Bond Girl, as Célestine, the chambermaid who becomes entangled with both her master and the gardener.

By shooting a laser through two clouds of rubidium gas simultaneously, they force the clouds to emit a single photon that is quantum-mechanically entangled with both of the clouds.

Where pelicans interact with fishers, through either sharing the same waters or scavenging for fishing refuse, they are especially vulnerable to being hooked and entangled in both active and discarded fishing lines.

Martin O'Malley, the Democratic governor of Maryland, and Bobby Jindal, the Republican governor of Louisiana, are both entangled in the ridiculously early 2016 speculation.

One assumes that the artist wants us to feel both entangled and entertained, which can be seen as a metaphor for life, making "Playhouse" especially compelling.

The MWCNT/poly (methyl methacrylate) composites were prepared using both entangled and aligned MWCNTs.

The remarkably slow diffusive motion of single filaments in both entangled and nematic phases results in extremely slow relaxation dynamics.

(And, in another oddity of quantum theory, the entangled pairs pass through both slits simultaneously).