Sentence examples for sinuous paths from inspiring English sources

As we walked slowly around his "pleasure grounds", along sinuous paths, past tranquil bodies of water, Brown's brilliant eye was in evidence everywhere.

Here, where the park is broadest, the natural tendency toward straight and flat has been overcome with sinuous paths and irregular, sloping meadows.

Splayed out along sinuous paths and elliptical lawns are two full- and six half- basketball courts, three playgrounds, two dog runs and a handful of memorial fountains.

In the meantime, stroll over to Palisades Park Ocean Avenuee at Santa Monica Boulevard; smgov.net/parks), the iconic strip of land with manicured lawns, swaying palm trees and sinuous paths overlooking the beach and Santa Monica pier.

(The park, a gorgeous composition of sinuous paths and curvy concrete benches that taper down to the ground at each end, is a perfect counterpoint to Mr. Gehry's more ebullient architecture).

The sinuous paths of entrenched meanders that are cut into bedrock in such regions as the Appalachians express the granular surface and sediment-water volume relations that prevailed when the flow pattern was initiated in the Mesozoic rather than those of the present.

Extrapolating any kind of generalisation from my sinuous path of employment would be a terrible idea.

The only access route to the plant is over a sinuous path of catwalks built over the submerged parking lot and walkways in recent weeks.

"Out 1" comprises long, meandering scenes of rehearsals and theatrical exercises, and the dialogue often follows a long and sinuous path that brushes by nodal points of the plot en route to incidental destinations.

In the 3rd century bce the completion of the Great Wall, about 6,400 kilometres (4,000 miles) in length and following a sinuous path along the contours of rugged terrain, had demonstrated remarkable achievements in masonry technology, logistics, and surveying methods.

Slalom waterskiing competition is held on a course consisting of a specified number of buoys, between which the skier must negotiate a sinuous path at increasingly higher speeds, up to 55 km/hr.