Sentence examples for take entangled from inspiring English sources

Take Entangled, for instance.

We're not going to get entangled with them.

Migrating and native birds find a niche, entangled communities of plants and insects take up residence and a hodgepodge of wild animals bustles in.

Should a New York newspaper be financially entangled with a group of people who clearly take pride in being "the A.T.M. of New York" and feel so politically powerful one of their spokesmen says, "if we are successful, Mayor de Blasio will be able to fund the things he wants to fund".? How nice.

They end up entangled by the cage late with Tate looking to take Pennington's back.

Unlike bits, qubits can (i) take states that are a superposition of 0 and 1 and (ii) become entangled with each other during a computation.

I just take solace that the "F"s and "M"s on my identifying paper trail remain forever entangled.

But these latest demonstrations by the Defenders of the Cross show how patriotism, religion and politics have become so entangled that neither the government, or for that matter the Polish Episcopate, is prepared to take any risks.

Rather than leaving the fate of the region to politicians and diplomats who'll only become further entangled in a web of false political correctness, we need to empower the individual citizen to take a stand.

Lastly, we reflect on what this "entangled crisis" means for policy and programme responses which, we argue, have to date failed to take into account the complex and multi-dimensional nature of this crisis.

The scholar Alan Filreis has speculated that Stevens probably became entangled with Latimer not out of political sympathy but because publishers in the Depression were unwilling to take on the risk of a poetry trade paperback.