Sentence examples for tangled lines from inspiring English sources

Tangled lines did not figure in his thinking, however.

The report also described tangled lines of responsibility for the local forces.

Peering between his tangled lines, though, you can sense something more straightforward at work.

In warm weather, Mr. Pacheco added, the pier is so crowded that the fishermen sometimes have heated arguments over tangled lines.

For the abstract, there are Joe Cavallaro's tonal stripes and Joshua Smith's tangled lines, which are mostly based on his signature and resemble calligraphic versions of Robert Morris's "Blind Time" drawings.

Underscoring the potentially tangled lines of authority, Mrs. Clinton said that the National Security Council, led by Gen. James L. Jones, would play a coordinating role on Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Annette Gordon-Reed, the author of "The Hemingses of Monticello," asked by the Times to weigh in on Michelle Obama's family tree, wrote that our "tangled blood lines" refute "the popular notion that we're living in a brand new age of interracial mixing".

The governor argued that the appointment could solve several problems, among them the state's tangled line of succession.

Although this Tangled line is cheesier than a loaded backed potato at Outback, my mother and I say this to each other all the time.

A knife may help in removing the tangled line.

Its songs, most of them written and sung by Stephen Malkmus, crumple up radio-friendly California guitar rock, in the lineage of the Eagles and the Byrds, with tangled guitar lines and splintered lyrics that often question the whole preposterous idea of rock stardom.