It tends to explore their memories or the restless meanders of consciousness, they said.
I stayed up all night making notes for my next story, which would not have the meanders of the first.
Along the river boundary, the wide meanders of the Rio Grande made it impossible to build a continuous, straight-line fence.
The best known of these eddies are the Gulf Stream rings, which develop in meanders of the current east of Cape Hatteras.
Luckily, Atget's sensibility and Szarkowski's are entirely consonant, and the intellectual meanders of the author prove to be of the same order as the perambulations of the photographer.
Jean-Louis Jean-Louis Barraultcer, and Roger Blin, the director have created a theatrical miracle in uniting the meanders of Genet's scoproducer
Meanders of the Rio Grande to the south resulted in border disputes in the 1860s; Mexican claims to El Chamizal, a wedge of land on the Texas side, were first filed in 1895.
The plateau is dissected by the gorge of the Rhine River and the deep meanders of its tributaries (notably, the Mosel), and in the western portion the Meuse River flows from south to north.
