Sentence examples for it meanders from inspiring English sources
For the Daily Telegraph's Gaby Wood, "it meanders, as the theoretical flâneuse of its title would … Reading Flâneuse feels like walking: you peer down textual alleyways and opt for brief detours".
It meanders its way from Germany's Black Forest through 10 countries, its vast 2,860km ending in spectacular display at Romania's Danube Delta - a protected biosphere of exceptional biodiversity and natural beauty - where it enters the Black Sea.
The swan is a bird of grace and beauty, gliding seemingly without effort, as it meanders towards its journey's end.
You may say that "Gone With the Wind" is too long, too old-fashioned, that it meanders, that its view of blacks is nothing to be proud of.
It meanders through its themes of murder, romance and culture clash without creating the social texture that might have bound them together.
As it meanders southward along its 2,300 mile journey, it is joined by 250 different tributaries that ultimately drain one-third of the continent.
It meanders across both human nature and geographic terrain.
It meanders northwest through the Libungan Marsh and Liguasan Swamp, which is the habitat of crocodiles.
It meanders generally southward until it turns west near the Lukanga Swamp (which it drains).
It meanders quite a bit; long passages describing the south drag.
