* Use curved, meandering paths where appropriate.
There's other ones, charcoal ones, where there are a couple of curving lines meandering down the sheet and then a few cross pieces over them and you think, "well, what, actually, is that?" But with de Kooning, there always is something.
It meanders along curving paths, out from the solar house, which is bermed on the east, west and north and open to the south.
In others, surface melt carved meandering streams that flowed in curving little beds, darker against the white ice, then formed waterfalls as they fed the river.
We answer questions by meandering, taking a roundabout route, curving and swerving.
The Medal of Honor Memorial is made up of 27 curving glass walls 7 to 10 feet high meandering along the Central Canal's north bank in White River park.
It crossed the St. Thomas and Eastern Railway just north of Highway 3 before curving to cross the West Catfish Creek, which it meandered alongside into Mapleton.
After a quick breakfast of strong Peruvian coffee and fresh fruit, we made our way by river and squelching, muddy forest trail to an oxbow lake — a curving stretch of perfectly flat water cut off when the Tambopata meandered elsewhere.
And from the Villa Savoye to the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard (whose curving ramp summons to mind aerial drawings he did years earlier of meandering rivers), his buildings forever orchestrate views and the interplay of indoor and outdoor space.
Gracie then meandered slowly and erratically while northeast of The Bahamas, before curving northwestward on September 27.
The meandering willful line of the 20th-century Swiss painter Paul Klee certainly influenced Saul Steinberg; the Cubists' studies in African sculpture were echoed in cartoons by Miguel Covarrubias and Partch; the "classical" period of Pablo Picasso in Richard Taylor and others; the curving economical line of Henri Matisse (oddly enough) in Richard Decker.
