Sentence examples for still a tangle from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood is still a tangle of police checkpoints and closed subway stations.

First Boston, the fifth-biggest investment bank in the world, still faces a tangle of legal issues and a steep climb to become the "premier investment bank" that Mr. Mack says he wants it to be.

Nobody ventured inside to see the startling images: a demolished primary classroom with a teddy bear in clown suit still intact; a tangle of colorful desks violently tossed on a bed of chopped concrete; an assignment from Jan . 12etched on a blackboard.

It was still a dense tangle of dark fibre with the occasional streak of red.

But as she returns to the proving grounds of a Grand Slam event, Safina must still manage a tangled legacy.

Music is still a mystery, a tangle of culture and built-in skills that researchers are trying to tease apart.

If Republicans allow the bill to move forward, it is very likely they will push for changes and still get in a tangle with Democrats, who do not seem of a mind to make many concessions on the measure since they believe that they have the upper hand politically.

But the county is still embroiled in a tangle of civil lawsuits and investigations stemming from allegations of improper spending in several agencies under Mr. Sylver's watch, including an order from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development to repay nearly $1.2 million that federal officials say was improperly spent.

"The first and foremost important rule of the show: we're not on television — no talking points, no sound bites," he said, his hair still a bed-head tangle and his suit collar askew.

Many big French businesses are still sheltered from takeovers by a tangle of defensive cross-holdings.

Still, this passage really is a tangle of voices, and there was something terrifying about the way Mr. Gergiev and his players let it be a tumult of overlapping, skittish phrases.