Even if these new states turn out not to be peaceful, their size probably will mean the conflict is limited, and the decline in military alliances means the conflict is less likely to entangle others and escalate. [verb]
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In consequence the special sciences and the wisdom of common life entangle themselves easily and frequently in contradictions. [verb]
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And now there is no chance to entangle any more. [verb]
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How he entangled Glycera I know not, nor do I want to know; he shall atone for it in hell. [verb]
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One ship became entangled with another, planks and poles shattered with a loud crash. [verb]
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There was a rebound as of the axle hitting the hard earth; another and another; then the car went to pieces; and Messala, entangled in the reins, pitched forward headlong. [verb]
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They went out together, and followed a narrow and entangled foot-path, which the occasional passage of anglers or wood-cutters had traced by the side of the stream. [verb]
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Suddenly the threads that moved them began to slacken and become entangled and it grew difficult to move. [verb]
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