The word 'sinuous' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means having many curves and turns, or being twisting and winding in form or movement. Example: The river flowed through the sinuous valleys, creating a stunning landscape of rolling hills and gentle curves.
While the show remained recognisably De la Renta, Galliano's handwriting was clearly visible in many elements: from the confident eccentricity and sinuous movement of the jewel-coloured stretch flannel skirt-suits topped with theatrical lampshade-cloche hats, to the liquid slink of a bias-cut velvet gown in poison green.
Only when masses of laurel and other overgrowth had been cleared was it possible to see the sinuous line of the man-made earth banks that anchored the design that was made in the 1850s.The Wirtzs have used these as the starting-point for their own scheme.
Farther up the hill, by contrast, the London commuters living on leafy, sinuous crescents have stuck with the Conservatives.The same pattern is evident in constituencies along the east coast and the Thames estuary; many, such as Thurrock, Great Yarmouth and Dover, are Tory-held marginals on Labour's target list.
The Benettons, who own Autostrade, may be ready to continue their association with Telecom Italia because they hope to be rewarded by a relaxation of the Italian government's objections to the Autostrade-Abertis deal.Indeed, a feature of all of these deals, successful or otherwise, is the sinuous hand of Italian politics.
Visitors can see slinky gowns covered in sinuous dragons that were inspired by her roles, and listen to Billie Holiday's rendition of "These Foolish Things", whose lyrics Wong also inspired, as clips of her roles shimmer across the walls.In an exhibition of such excess, it is surprising to come across vulgarity.
His features appear both hard and fluid, like those sinuous, scholar's rocks beloved in China.The second dramatic triumph is the setting.
This 50km long canal, linking the sea of Marmara to the Black Sea, is meant to divert tanker traffic away from the Bosphorus and thereby diminish pollution and the risk of collisions in the sinuous waterway.
Fra Angelico's Madonnas, painted with graceful, sinuous lines, rub shoulders with illuminated manuscripts, Paolo Uccello's Adam and Eve, as well as his youthful St George on his white horse as he spears a green dragon.
The world's largest, designed in the gently sinuous form of a Chinese dragon, it was planned and built in four years by an army of 50,000 workers.
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Like many of the settlements established by the Mixtec (meaning "people of the clouds"), Tlazoyaltepec straggles along the tops of sinuous mountain ridges: a clutch of separate ribbon villages with a total population of some 10,000 people.
