untangle

Their language had needed untangling for a good many years.

The least I can do for you is to untangle this.

But they had always been able to untangle themselves, eventually.

The situation seemed far too complex for her to untangle.

Here again, it is hard to untangle the personal from the critical.

I got ready to untangle myself, but the woman held on tight.

"This is a way to challenge the system to untangle itself and begin to move."

Harold would have to untangle them, as he always did.

It took her a moment to untangle that: young miss?

It has given him another 30 days to untangle some business affairs.

Untangling her perception into words the two of them could understand.

I took a moment or two to untangle the reason from my own confusion.

What could take years to untangle is not his struggle, though give him a vote and he will point east.

Untangling them from our legal system would be quite an interesting task.

I know things look pretty dark right now, but you've got to untangle them one knot at a time.

My father took a while to untangle his hands from the net, but at last he stood.

She wondered how long it would take to untangle herself if he left again.

When she tries to hold onto him, he has to untangle himself from her.

More important, you will not spend any time untangling wires.

Untangling each picture is both a fun exercise in close looking.

I had to untangle this to realize that he meant me.

"This is a complicated matter we're trying to untangle here."

It's a bit hard to untangle the difference, to be honest.

"Untangling that in a few hours is going to be even harder."

The government has been trying to untangle this complicated web.