unsnarl

All the time I kept trying to unsnarl my hair.

And that makes it necessary to unsnarl a whole case.

Congress will return for a day or two next month to try to unsnarl the money mess.

It wouldn't be my job to unsnarl things at the trial.

It is left to the gods to unsnarl the plot.

Some policemen tried today to unsnarl traffic in the central square.

He spent his career building a business and working to unsnarl the cat's cradle of government regulations.

If I had the real crossing in my hands, I could unsnarl it here.

He took a pencil and pad out of his briefcase and started trying to unsnarl it.

Clerks must also unsnarl the mistakes and miscommunications of others.

Because of the added height, he said, mounted officers are better able to unsnarl traffic jams and keep crowds under control.

There was red tape to unsnarl.

Kin-right could unsnarl red tape, overcome barriers', silence opposition and objections.

I picked up her hairbrush and went to work to unsnarl her damp, stringy hair.

Rick had been trying to unsnarl his own stormy emotional life and couldn't see why other people would want to complicate theirs.

I explained that if he stood on the crown of the beach the kite would likely fly and I helped him to unsnarl the line.

At an intersection, police were ankle deep in mud, trying to unsnarl traffic backed up behind a blocked drainage culvert.

Let those knots over those kidneys unsnarl.

"Go unsnarl them, Tony, would you?"

The invention of the Butterfield-Douglas system made it possible, in late 1850, to unsnarl the forces that blocked construction of the railroad.

As he did his best to unsnarl the congestion, he said: "You and your little family are newcomers to Bartlet.

If we can unsnarl the massive tangle that our own divisions are in due to the need to turn around, we will be in place and ready.

At ten-thirty she imagined him sitting in his car on the West Way, reading a newspaper, waiting for the traffic in front of him to unsnarl itself.

Last month, to help unsnarl the knots of cars, the Police Department retook control of directing traffic from the Department of Transportation.

In a series of big and small experiments, towns are cooperating to bring in new business, paying collectively for services and pooling resources to unsnarl problems like traffic.