"It's not the right time for me to get entangled with the Lebanese government," he told me in Paris.
"Other things that weren't as important to me were entangled with playing on the football field.
I imagine all those hidden wires underground, a map of arteries and connections, the electrons pulsing down wires, and that somehow my own wiring has become entangled with the paintings, hooking me up to these fluctuations in the line.
This morning's front pages find him entangled in another silly row that makes me cringe.
In the middle of the disco war, he was entangled in another ordeal that "nearly unhinged me," he said.
While unmaking my last mess, with the rod resting on the bank behind me, Belle got her legs entangled in my fly line and spooked.
"May I try it?" I asked Maria, who graciously helped me strap on the vacuum and showed me how to operate it without getting entangled in the cord, which I did anyway.
You're entangled in the sense of "This thing is doing something to me.
Michael Dirda in the Washington Post wrote that The Watch Tower "reminded me of Zola in its unflinching depiction of two sisters entangled with a moody, violent man, one of them being gradually crushed into subservience, the other struggling desperately to save her own soul.
They told me he had been receptive, had agreed that he was entangled in a scam, and that he would stop responding to the scammers and sending them money.
