Sentence examples for meander down from inspiring English sources

Use the interstate highways when you have long stretches to cross, but be sure to meander down plenty of backroads.

Arctic ice is not fixed; it drifts, and part of the point of the journey was to see how long it would take for the marooned ship to meander down to the point off Greenland where the ice would release its grip.

If you're lucky, you'll see dolphins gliding through the water at dusk, just beyond the harbour at Fowey; and in the morning, follow the tantalising offshoots of the coast path, which lead through quiet woods and meander down to hidden coves, where you can find yourself alone, even in the height of summer.

Once housing the laborers who worked at the Hagley Powder Mills nearby, you can't help but feel a sense of irony as you meander down "Privy Lane" - original latrines line the street where upscale guest cottages now stand.

Their eggs are spread by unwashed hands, they can hatch in kids' intestines and then mature female worms meander down to the, um...anal region to lay more eggs, leading to what doctors call an itchy bum (I think that's the technical term).

Wearing sunshine yellow aprons, she and her partners meander down dusty paths, knocking on each door they pass.

I checked my horoscope ("Brutal Astrology") while meandering down University Place.

It meandered down before rising again, nearly making its way back into positive territory.

A beautiful approach, meandering down through hills and valleys, brings you to the beach at Benirrás.

And through the vast landscape runs the Zhaiyk river, which meanders down from the Urals, Europe's traditional eastern boundary.

At times Mr. Kore-eda appears to be losing his focus, as when he lingers over two old men meandering down a street.