Sentence examples for entangled itself from inspiring English sources

When the hawk struck, Ms. Weston said, it entangled itself in the mist net before it could reach the pigeon.

If America is to escape from the mesh in which it has entangled itself, it needs something decisive and unambiguous such as the McCain amendment.

SÃO PAULO, Brazil  — Commuters sat in lines for more than three hours on Wednesday morning as Brazil's biggest city entangled itself in a record traffic jam.

My cursor entangled itself in a paper-recycling plant that I seemed to have purchased but couldn't seem to anchor in my virtual town.

For decades, the Supreme Court has entangled itself in establishment clause decisions that have been, in the words of Alice in Wonderland, curiouser and curiouser.

If a small car or other object has entangled itself in the chassis of your S.U.V., press firmly on the accelerator pedal and rapidly shift the transmission between Drive and Reverse to create a rocking motion until the small car is disengaged.

A nation warned from the beginning about what Thomas Jefferson called "entangling alliances" is struggling once again with the question of how much to entangle itself with another country.

The Supreme Court has hesitated to tackle partisan gerrymandering for fear of entangling itself in partisan politics.

And try not to freak out if a bat briefly, accidentally, entangles itself in your hair.

Always, I've found art entangling itself with the raw reality of our world.

It flops into soup, entangles itself in revolving doors and flies over shoulders on blustery days.