Sentence examples for who entangled from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jackson also switched between rockabilly and country, going back to songs by Jimmie Rodgers and Hank Williams, who entangled blues and country before rockabilly, to let loose her yodel.

Sporting bodies who entangle their national teams in a surfeit of red tape tend to receive little sympathy.

A successful work of art can thus have the effect of "catharsis" (GW 11: 811), transforming the "whole person" of everyday life (the person who is entangled in their diverse relationships) into a "person as a whole" (the person who realizes their humanity by acquiring a sense of self-consciousness regarding the richness of human relations that constitute the historical development of humankind).

Andrew Hamilton, who remains on the front of the ten dollar bill, was a married man who became entangled in a major sex scandal and allegedly used government funds to silence his blackmailer.

The drama centres on a drifter who becomes entangled with a wealthy family.

Here it is not the lovers who are entangled by them but, finally and lethally, Sam and Roy.

"Don't talk," he shouted at two chubby boys ("heavyweights," Mr. Dodangeh said) who lay entangled on the mat.

She pointed at Tela O'Donnell, who was entangled in an opponent's gut wrench — essentially a prone Heimlich maneuver.

Mr. Hightower, who became entangled in a scandal, lost to a risk-taking, party-switching, backbench state representative named Rick Perry.

"WASTE" -- A 1906 British play by Harley Granville-Barker about an ambitious politician who becomes entangled in an abortion scandal.

There was the case of a corrupted National Basketball Association referee, Tim Donaghy, who became entangled in a gambling ring.