Here, undeniably, was our family's past, dated by year, and laid out for all the world to see: our holidays in Cape Cod, Canada and Vermont; our house exchanges to Twickenham, England, and Lausanne, Switzerland; our circuitous drives to Wisconsin to see my dad's cousin who owned a dairy farm; our Thanksgiving dinners and concerts, birthdays and graduations.
The Allies' drive toward Messina then took the form of a circuitous movement by the British around Mount Etna in combination with an eastward drive by the Americans, who took Palermo, on the western half of the northern coast, on July 22.
Now the nearest metropolis is Armenia's capital, Yerevan, a twisting and circuitous eight-hour drive to the west.In this section Crossroads in Karabakh?
After I signed the paper, promising not to reveal where Yould was, Hodson drove a circuitous route to arrive at another building.
Indeed, to drive along the circuitous coastline itself can be daunting, so the best thing to do is to hire a driver and start out from Sorrento, an absolutely charming small city overlooking the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius.
He then tagged along as the sheik was hustled into a car, taken to an apartment, changed clothes, changed cars and then was driven in a circuitous route to a dormitory in a community college in Hawthorne where, in the middle of the night, he preached for two hours about jihad to a rapt circle of young men.
Road closures are turning routine drives into long, circuitous routes across a landscape with fires burning and columns of smoke rising in almost every direction.
Catalan artist Jordi Colomer has mounted a car with an illuminated sign on the roof announcing, "No! Future?" in English and Russian, and is having it driven round a series of circuitous routes.
The university's cloak-and-dagger security kept Hiss's whereabouts secret until he arrived by a circuitous route on the campus at 7 30 P.M., driven by Howard Menand '36, now assistant dean of the Engineering School, and accompanied by motorcycle police and state troopers.
