Sentence examples similar to together tangled from inspiring English sources

Nilsson and Felluga meditatively coiled five strands each of pasta together, tangling a single green shallot shoot into each bundle.

The working mechanism of NanoVelcro cell-affinity substrates mimics that of Velcro: when the two fabric strips of a Velcro fastener are pressed together, tangling between the hairy surfaces on two strips leads to enhanced binding.

The working mechanism of NanoVelcro cell-affinity substrates mimics that of Velcro: when the two fabric strips of a Velcro fastener are pressed together, tangling between the hairy surfaces on two strips leads to strong binding.

Hollweg and Simon came together and tangled, but Jason Strudwick, who fought Brennan in the first period, jumped Simon.

They're usually tangled together.

The strands tangled together to become nearly impenetrable.

I have many feelings about literary awards and they are all tangled together.

Flattened or twisted lianas often become tangled together to form a hanging network of vegetation.

Toronto's Steve Thomas and the Devils' Scott Niedermayer -- former teammates -- were tangled together, the two trading cross-checks and high sticks.

Passengers flew into one another's laps; nearly severed limbs became tangled together, and blood spilled along the cars' aisles.

The bones -- handles and spines, that is -- are tangled together into a spiky sphere unfortunately titled "Umbrellas Stripped Bare," after Duchamp.