Sentence examples for entangled himself from inspiring English sources

So he continued his momentum, making it look almost accidental when he entangled himself with Wisconsin's Clayton Hanson and brought him down to the floor as well.

But he entangled himself in an enormous coil of ropes while he and Tony Silva recited a text describing people desperately escaping by boat.

The common assumption seemed to be he probably had entangled himself with a twenty-one-year-old White House intern.... Describes the President's haggard demeanor on the day the story broke.

A few weeks ago, Mr Noda entangled himself in what could potentially be a point of tension with neighbouring South Korea when he reiterated his long-held view that Japan's war criminals are not actually criminals.

Having entangled himself in his family's massive corruption scandal, he is struggling to redeem his status and power by all possible (even impossible) means -- be it national independence, removing of statues, changing of official names.

He had already entangled himself in another AIDS dispute last October, when he and his health minister disputed the safety and effectiveness of AZT, a standard drug used to block transmission of H.I.V. from mother to child.

When he cuts an apple, he entangles himself in the peelings.

In his depression, Joseph entangles himself with a boy prostitute who lives by mining the miners.

He made it a rule never to entangle himself in the technology of printing his own photographs.

Two days later, Thomas boycotted the Bruins' White House visit and posted a Tea Party-tinged Facebook statement, entangling himself and his teammates in controversy.

His mother had died less than a year before, and now here he was potentially entangling himself with another very sick older woman, and what did that mean?