| The countryside was lush and green, and home to the kind of tangly forests where adventures were sure to happen. |
| The avowedly theoretical sections are much more tangly, though the ideas he is presenting are not in themselves more difficult. |
| The women in the audience, however, opted exclusively for one of two styles: hair worn long and tangly or bunched into a topknot. |
| We had set off on a romp and a ramble through tangly woods and snow dusted fields and had found ourselves standing on molehills and wondering just exactly where we were. |
| The litter in the hedgerows and the long tangly grass and dried weeds on the verges must paint a terrible picture in the minds of visitors and potential investors. |
| She backed away from the group slowly, muffled sobs emerging from beneath the mass of tangly blond hair. |
