Sentence examples for meandering course from inspiring English sources

Below the Mayan ruins of Piedras Negras in Guatemala, the river begins its meandering course through the swampy lowlands of the southern shores of the Bay of Campeche.

For the first 100 miles (160 km), the river follows an irregular, meandering course, its gradient falling from 20 feet per mile (4 metres per kilometre) above Buckingham to 2 feet per mile (0.4 metre per kilometre) toward Earith.

This weekend, countries that share the Mekong along its meandering course of 4,880 kilometers, or 3,030 miles, from the Tibetan Plateau to the South China Sea are meeting in Thailand to discuss the drought, among other issues.

Huddersfield is just shy of 200 miles north of London, but because Brook has to chart his way along the meandering course of the canal network, the route clocks in at 322 miles.

If the career of the retired cricketer has always been something of a journey without maps – coach, PE teacher, corporate speechifier – Flintoff has spent the last two years on a uniquely meandering course, propelled into unexpected corners by the confusing legacy of his own sporting celebrity, dabbling in light entertainment, a catalogue clothing line, a period of unhappy exile in Dubai.

He installed saffron-colored flags in a meandering course through in Central Park.

"Knickerbocker," named after the restaurant near Union Square where the play takes place, is a stage throwback to sitcoms from the 1990s like "Seinfeld" and "Friends," in which best pals and assorted girlfriends sat around coffee shops trading self-conscious, quirky chitchat about the passing scene, the meandering courses of their lives and other randomly assorted stuff.

The difference from previous estimates is due to the birds' taking meandering courses rather than following a straight route as was previously assumed.

When Webb is murdered, his family convulses -- especially his children, who spin off on diverse meandering courses either to avenge the death or reconcile themselves as best they can to their complicity in it.

Like life, it just rolls along, sometimes funny, sometimes not, sometimes meandering off course.

As he walked to the green, some of the thousands of spectators meandering about the course in hopes of catching a glimpse of a star began shouting and waving at Westwood, who looked over and smiled and waved.