Sentence examples for got entangled with from inspiring English sources

In Germany, calls for eugenics soon got entangled with ideas like racial hygiene, anti-Semitism, and Nazism.

But, the following year, while he was sprinting in the outfield one day during spring training, his heel got entangled with a sprinkler head and he strained his back, a mishap that kept him inactive from April into September.

There it got entangled with the other memories of the cupboard, untouched by language, difficult to think about on purpose, but still lodged in my memory.

He headed first towards his own stalwart supporters, got entangled with a group of reporters and security men, headed back towards the building, then reluctantly shook hands with a few fans.

It was another Christmas, decades later, in 2003, when my love for hooking finally got entangled with my love life.

The great man was then given the ultimate opportunity after Hordur Bjorgvin Magnusson got entangled with Aguero in the box, only for Halldorsson to fly to his right and palm the penalty clear.

We're not going to get entangled with them.

Photo: Tampa Bay's Vincent Lecavalier, right, getting entangled with Michal Rozsival in the first period at the St . Pete Times Forum

But when we philosophers try to defend our discipline, the question of why philosophy is important sometimes gets entangled with our own self-importance.

When Phelps-Roper was growing up, one of her cousins had been pushed out of the church for, among other things, getting entangled with boys; other young women had been harshly punished.

If you want the former, check out the snuff movies on YouTube of Steve Irwin getting entangled with a stingray – the most viewed of which is dressed up as a soupy tribute to the Aussie 'crocodile hunter'.