Sentence examples for getting tangled up from inspiring English sources

It's hard to use technology without getting tangled up in all its wires, so to speak.

Through two more productions, Darlene keeps getting tangled up in her own best efforts.

Against Fury, who is taller than him, Klitschko kept getting tangled up and pushed around.

The reason the whales were dying, the NMFS announced, was because they were getting tangled up in lobstermens' gear.

On first down, Barber went down in a heap after getting tangled up with receiver Ike Hilliard.

Stevenson loved the sound of clashing swords; he didn't want them getting tangled up in telephone wires overhead.

He hates the idea of getting tangled up with his troubled family when he is summoned home.

Getting tangled up in a virus on a social network is also more painfully, and instantaneously, public.

I was getting tangled up in the details when my friend cut me off: "Isabel Archer!" she exclaimed.

Cyril Northcote Parkinson, historian (1909 93)"If it weren't for the people, the god-damn people always getting tangled up in the machinery.

They are exceedingly patient with their younger brother, the pensive one who likes to wander the past, sometimes getting tangled up in it, too.