Sentence examples for were entangled from inspiring English sources
verb
To tangle; to twist or interweave in such a manner as not to be easily separated; to make confused and intricate; as, to entangle yarn or the hair.
Recently, a first step towards achieving this goal was reported by entangling three particles out of which two were entangled in three dimensions, while the third particle was encoded as a qubit119.
"Other things that weren't as important to me were entangled with playing on the football field.
The two men were entangled now, and Rocha's best escape would be to roll.
To rescue lithe young ad execs whose sports bras were entangled in Pilates machines?
Otherwise, if economics and geopolitics were entangled, then presumably economics would be a matter for politicians, too.
Joseph Amato of the Fire Department said the two victims were entangled in cement, steel reinforcing bars and debris.
People's lives were entangled in each decision; all the instability was upsetting their sense of the future.
According to the Herald, who have seen a record of Lomu's financials, they were "entangled with debt".
The old scientific cities were entangled with the military, but they also reflected futuristic and utopian strains in Soviet thinking.
It was not immediately clear how many women were entangled with the enterprise, or what would happen to them.
Because the bits were "entangled," to use a quantum physics term, what happened to one happened to the other.
