Sentence examples for might tangle from inspiring English sources

This might tangle the plan of any condominium developer.

Therefore, sine curves might tangle with each other.

The bra might tangle with itself, but you can help prevent this by making sure the straps are hooked together.

They might even tangle or intertwine.

Upside down, you might get tangled in a branch that had jammed in the rocks.

But don't actually wear pearls, of course, as they might get tangled when you climb the ramparts.

Opponents cite other reasons to reject the project, including traffic noise and fumes and the potential impact on birds and bats, which might become tangled in the fabric or hurt or killed by flying into support wires exposed during construction.

The door is like a wardrobe door, and the original plan was to have people entering the room through a curtain of hanging clothes, but it was feared they might become tangled up.

Maybe Caldwell's decision Sunday — as much as it might have tangled with the integrity of N.F.L. competition — also showed something else: how difficult decisions are made within a perennial championship-caliber franchise.

Its draft terms of reference are extraordinarily broad; a weak chair would soon become lost amid the many demands being placed on his panel and his investigation might become tangled in the long grass.

One thing Mike Francesa said the other day — at least I think he did; I listen to Mike as I write, and, working on a piece about second-century Christian attitudes to the idea of the corporeal Godhead, I might have tangled Mike's reverence with St . Pauls — is that Peyton Manning is indisputably the greatest regular season quarterback who has ever played in the N.F.L.