Sentence examples for tangled works from inspiring English sources

Tangled works of historically accurate fiction garlanded with the ancient miseries of this region, the retaliations, the old wives tales.

Boxers will often be uncomfortable and get tangled when working out.

When you find a tangle, work through your hair from the end to the root.

When you come to a tangle, work on separating it out.

After your shower, use a wide-tooth comb to gently comb out the tangles, working from the tips upward instead of the roots downward.

That's never easy work, Tangled, but it's the right work.

Margaret's mind by then had been tangled, and Zichen, working by herself through "Wheelock's Latin," nonetheless allowed the old woman the luxury of repetitions: farmer, farmer, of the farmer, to the farmer, by the farmer, O farmer.

As I found my own voice as a writer, I saw that my work was tangled up in Duncan's influence.

She's shared a stage with Bette Midler, tangled with Madonna and worked for Phil Spector, who was her first boss and, she says, paid her $25 for a year's work.

D. Eric Bookhardt, Mr. Newlin's co-author and a longtime art reviewer for Gambit, the city's alternative weekly newspaper, noted that each artist's habitat is tangled up in her work.

We live and work all tangled up in an embarrassment of riches.