Sentence examples for tangled this from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ballard tried to open Delilah's bag, but the strings were tangled "This is not the way I teach my students to tie them," he said.
Over the years the reasons pile up into a beaver dam of arguments, tangled this way and that, some more reasonable than others.
Like much of "Tangled," this moment gives a new look to some very familiar magic.
At least two problems tangle this sentence.
Ford then somehow tangles this mess up into a foreign policy argument, only more nonsensical.
Mr. Levy and Mr. Mills, once allies during Mr. Levy's tenure on the Board of Regents, have tangled this year over state education policy.
"Acquisition, consumption, meaning — it all gets tangled in this last stage".
"I've tangled with this issue before, and I've got the scars to show for it," she said recently.
Smiley has tangled with this before, in The All-True Travels and Adventures of Lidie Newton (1998), and still sounds a bit gun-shy.
There is a standard progression in this kind of drama – the undercover operative feels attracted towards the enemy, and loyalties become tangled – but this film doesn't always go the obvious route; it has knots and kinks in it.
But, one Sunday morning, I'm out walking Otis, and all of a sudden my leash gets tangled with this woman's leash and we fall into a wildly erotic embrace.
