entangle

"So what do we have that can entangle with it?"

The four companies already have a number of entangling alliances.

What seemed before to entangle the light now reflected it.

Then he told me that you're suspicious because words entangle you.

It has a way of entangling us when we least suspect.

These entangle with each other in the form of a web as they're produced.

"They probably tried to entangle you in a marriage alliance."

The only problem being that they are often so entangling."

The net fell upon the three people above, entangling them as they tried to move.

I could almost think you were sent to entangle me in a trap.

It will entangle me the moment I attack any strand.

This is not a country looking to avoid entangling alliances.

I've been talking my head off, trying not to entangle you."

The man's story entangles with the depiction of the events.

Without the brass girl entangling him, he could manage just fine.

That means it is hard work to entangle existing function.

Another followed it, falling over the head, entangling one front leg.

There's trouble somewhere, he thought, and they've come here to entangle me in it.

Eleanor was more determined than ever that love would never entangle her.

Who could entangle a pop culture icon in such a web?

It took us 100 years to entangle each other.

He felt no call to entangle himself in the ecclesiastical-political questions of his day.

It would entangle his feet and bring him down.

What was it George had said about avoiding entangling foreign alliances?

But he did say that the court should not entangle itself with interpreting internal church rules.