Sentence examples for maze of paths from inspiring English sources

One afternoon we rented bicycles and rode around Maria Luisa Park on a maze of paths weaving in and around flowers, fountains, shaded lawns and magnificent trees.

In fact, he got his nickname while under arrest, managing to escape with his manacles still on, running through the narrow maze of paths that separate so many hundreds of crammed-together shacks.

The Perrygrove steam train trundles along a single track, stopping to let its junior passengers act as guards and wave the flag, while Puzzlewood is a maze of paths running through mossy, Tolkeinesque woods.

Nevertheless, some residents of the nearby Village Nursing Home and neighborhood groups are still unhappy, saying that despite the accommodations for wheelchairs, the design will turn an open plaza into a intimidating maze of paths.

But then, as I crossed the wild, interconnecting maze of paths in Wimbledon Common and the seas of lush spring bracken in Richmond Park, the rain came – in earnest this time.

The maze of paths followed by all the individuals at M-G-M who work together to make a motion picture led inexorably to the office of Louis B. Mayer, and I found him there one day, behind a series of doors, talking to Arthur Freed, a producer of musicals for the studio.

Outside, Villawood is being renovated – the byzantine centre is a maze of gravel paths and patches of barren land cordoned off for expansion.

Set in wonderfully-lush flowering gardens, the complex is a fairytale maze of winding paths, staircases and open courtyards, with 18 rooms and suites marrying traditional and contemporary decor.

It anoints private property owners as de facto air traffic controllers, giving them a right to establish no-fly zones and creating a maze of flight paths with differing rules that operators must navigate on a house-by-house basis.

A teacher's turf: Community outreach in the fight against Ebola PAYNESVILLE, Liberia, 5 December 2014 – Alphonso Kanboh and four other men walk through a maze of narrow paths that wind through a community in Paynesville, just outside Monrovia, the Liberian capital.

PAYNESVILLE, Liberia, 5 December 2014 – Alphonso Kanboh and four other men walk through a maze of narrow paths that wind through a community in Paynesville, just outside Monrovia, the Liberian capital.