As it stands, Mr. Healy will tangle with two opponents: Melissa Holloway, 43, a former councilwoman who last week needed a state Supreme Court ruling to stay on the ballot, and Alfred Marc Pine, 51, a lawyer who garnered only 449 votes in last year's special election.
In 1981, while living in Boston, Lynch got into a 3 a.m. tangle with two burglars in his apartment.
Valencia's goalkeeper, Diego Alves, got in a tangle with one of his defenders and suddenly Fellaini was rolling the ball into an exposed net and holding up a triumphant fist.
Closed scales do not catch on (tangle with) one another; resulting in shiny, manageable, frizz-free hair (which is why properly flat-ironed hair looks so nice).
The most serious case, the report said, was the firing of David Iglesias, the former United States Attorney for New Mexico, who had tangled with two of his state's leading Republican lawmakers, Senator Pete Domenici and Representative Heather A. Wilson, over what they saw as his slow response to voter fraud and political corruption accusations against Democrats in New Mexico.
Moroun even tangled with two of his sisters, who objected to the way he ran the company.
At first glance, the situation looks impossibly tangled, with three different governmental entities involved.
WHAT happens when one of Asia's best commercial-court systems tangles with one of its worst?
The radicals, tangling with one another, share an understanding of hard times underground and an acknowledgment of stupid mistakes — the drift, long ago, from protest into violence.
A weekender making his way to Pennsylvania Station by subway, got all tangled up with two suitcases and a golf bag, when the train started suddenly.
A weekender making his way to Pennsylvania Station by subway, got all tangled up with two suitcases and a golf bag, when the train started….
