in knots造句

My stomach was in knots.

A ship's speed is measured in knots.

His stomach was all in knots.

People were standing about in knots, waiting for the news.

Suspension lines were tied in knots around his skinny bones.

Their hair grew long and ragged, in whirls of curls or in knots and tangles.

It was Mrs. Hitchcock in a pink wrapper with her hair in knots around her head.

And that raised an intriguing question: How, then, do octopuses avoid tying themselves up in knots?

The spiders lie on their sides, translucent and ragged, their legs drying in knots.

From bizarre antimatter to experiments that tie light up in knots, physics has revealed some spooky sides of our world.

Old Cheng was in his early thirties and his muscles were so strong they bulged in knots all over his body and even on his face.

We could not lightly draw water after dark, for there were snakes swimming in the pools or clustering in knots around their brinks.

All of you are three-headed, six-armed, and have an extra heart with a few more openings and an intestine all tied in knots.

And there is a growing sense that the government is tying itself in knots in its efforts to square its green ideals with the grubby reality of Norway's hydrocarbon wealth.