Sentence examples for it entangled from inspiring English sources

"At one point I was calling it entangled stories," Ms. Egan said.

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

He then looked up, was forced to swerve to avoid two pedestrians, and crashed, ending up, as the Times put it "entangled with his bicycle at the bottom of a ditch".

The water is impelled by the beating of millions of cilia (hairlike structures) on the gills; other gill cilia strain food from the incurrent water and transport it, entangled in mucus, to the mouth.

A.M. Marino and co-workers at the University of Maryland at Gaithersburg produced such a delay for a quantum image by postponing one image of the pair by 32 nanoseconds while still keeping it entangled with the other.

Although it is a discipline which first originated out of economics, in its studies it is entangled in knowing itself by its own images and implicitly rejects any chances to step outside the circle to experience and benefit from other human knowledge.

Writer Gillian Slovo, daughter of the anti-apartheid leader Joe Slovo, told the Guardian: "It would be a terrible thing if the bill was killed, not because it isn't supported by all three parties, because it is, but because it became entangled in Leveson.

The more this ant moved, the more it got entangled and stuck until it became completely enveloped in the trap.

Due to their immobility, plants need to employ elaborate mechanisms to attract and successfully capture prey, as Harisao describes: " The more this ant moved, the more it got entangled and stuck until it became completely enveloped in the trap".

It became entangled in barbed wire after it was believed to have been destabilised by its cargo.

While Swissair has shed one of its French airline commitments, Air Littoral, it remains entangled with another, AOM/Air Liberté.