Mr. Obama is not always on; particularly early in speeches he can become tangled in his words.
But when the patter breaks out in Bartolo's aria "A un dottor della mia sorte," to avoid getting tangled in the words, Baccaloni just slows way down.
April again, and it's a year again Since you walked out and slammed the door Leaving us tangled in your words.
And that room in Florence – lonely, romantic and exhilarating all at the same time – seemed somehow irrevocably tangled up with every word Tolstoy had written.
I started to say something, but the words were tangled up inside me, because Lisa was saying — had just said — "You're not going to make me stay here and watch the paint dry, are you?
From the ceiling hang the chandeliers, tangled webs of pussy words and stuff (Berber hats, hoof canteens, chili peppers, Moravian stars, faceless naked-lady mugs Venuses of Willendorf, hecho en México).
Hamas agreed, among other things, to "respect" previous PLO agreements, which implied an acceptance of Israel via a two-state solution, though the precise wording later got tangled up in angry semantics: did respect mean accept, and so on?
Forest – like many wood-words – is complicatedly tangled up in political histories of access and landownership.
And none of that hubbub interferes with the deft, self-conscious way Mr. Sheff's words depict characters tangled in love and show business.
We both knew that she was doing it and both of us knew why, but neither of us had the courage to dismantle the barrier of hard sticks and pointed words that soon tangled like deep bush between us.
