| Thousands of porpoises, dolphins and whales are dying in European waters each year, due to entanglement in fishing nets. |
| I ease myself quietly from the entanglement of his body and push myself up into a sitting position. |
| He was eight years older and wary of entanglement after a painful affair with Barbara Stanwyck. |
| In modern French, the term has come to be used for portable barbed wire entanglements. |
| The rest of us were told to hush up with our petty concerns about foreign entanglements, airport privatization, and what have you. |
| The dizzying pace of this financial revolving door is the essence of globalization's entanglements. |
