tangled
Example Sentences
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It turns out that each of them has some tangled history with the deceased clergyman.
He finds himself deeply connecting with these people, young and old, and learning from them, while becoming tangled in their lives.
From Los Angeles Times
Green committed an offensive foul moments later and players for both sides tangled, Green’s feet getting caught up with Herbert Jones’ head.
From Washington Times
“As soon as we came to a corner, the cordon got tangled up. … It was humiliating,” Ockenden said.
From Washington Post
Participants dip their heads underwater, emerge into the frigid air, then employ their creativity in styling updos that vary in appearance, including crazy spikes and tangled mops.
From Washington Post
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