Sentence examples for to getting tangled from inspiring English sources

The closest Stewart came to getting tangled up with the law was on an evening when he walked into a bar that was high-toned enough to attract the patronage of J. Edgar Hoover.

Animals come here with a variety of problems -- everything from the malnourished elephant seal pups to cancer to bacterial infections to getting tangled in fishing net or ingesting a plastic bag.

The world's endangered sea turtles are highly susceptible to getting tangled in plastic as are many marine mammals, including critically endangered Hawaiian monk seals whose primary habitat borders the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

North American right whales, which rank among the most endangered whales on the planet, are prone to getting tangled in the long ropes of crab and lobster pots, or stuck in nets meant to trap fish like hake and halibut in the North Atlantic.

Leaving your hair down helps protect your neck from the winter chills, but be careful as the dry winter air makes longer hair more susceptible to getting tangled.

"Bad enough to get tangled," he said.

"When you're that long, it's very easy to get tangled up.

That leaves one less strap to get tangled when making a quick grab for the camera.

Carter landed awkwardly and appeared to get tangled up with Boston's Paul Pierce.

Of course, the Coyotes are not the first team to get tangled in messy financial proceedings.

The lightweight headphones and cable are designed not to get tangled up with the wearer.