Sentence examples for entangled making from inspiring English sources

A standing light in the bedroom was on, and atop the mattress Genevieve and Milo — the married second-year poet and the first-year who wasn't her husband — were lying with their limbs entangled, making out.

Step carefully to avoid damaging the pea vines, which often overlap the rows and can be entangled, making travel difficult.

Often they are entangled in crises that make it hard to participate in training or employment programs.

Because of the extreme aspect ratio, carbon nanotubes are naturally highly curved and entangled in their macroscale assemblies, making them ideal materials for stretchable electronics [77, 78].

You're entangled, he spins out, which makes us spin out; it's like a boa.

The $20m-budget 20m-budgett a thiefilmo becomes entaboutd in a thiefrist plot, made just £46 from 10 sites, giving it a screen average of £4.60 per cinema.

In the brushier places, wisteria vines in full flower were dragging little trees to the ground, while blackberry and wild rose and unnamed vines entangled so thickly as to make a wall.

SMA-MR is a novel porous damping solid made of coil entangled nitinol wires.

Otherwise, the Americans look reluctant to get more deeply entangled in the hitherto thankless task of making peace between Arabs and Jews.

Rather, space and time are made of looped ribbons that, when entangled in certain ways, give rise to irregularities that are perceived as particles.

The nurses experienced that spiritual and existential distress often was deeply embedded and entangled in the patients' physical problems, making it difficult to sort out.