9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Untangle' in a Sentence
"To free something from being tangled or knotted, to straighten out or clear a messy situation." more
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Before the exhibition opens, the curator will have been untangling the historical artifacts' stories.
After the renovation, the workers will have been untangling the mess of old wiring in the building for weeks.
By the time she arrives, I will have been untangling the Christmas lights for hours.
By the end of the semester, the professor will have been untangling the complex theories for his students.
After the performance, the magician will have been untangling the knots in his escape trick for an impressive ten minutes.
By the deadline, the researchers will have been untangling the complex data sets for months.
After the storm, the crew will have been untangling the ship's rigging to ensure a smooth sail.
By tomorrow, the expert will have been untangling the complicated legal case for a week.
By the time the music festival starts, the sound engineer will have been untangling the cables for the entire stage setup.
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