Sentence examples for weaving down from inspiring English sources

The movie opens with an aerial shot of a car weaving down a leafy suburban road.

Nearly a year later, on Feb. 8, at 1 45 a.m., Marbury was weaving down a Scottsdale, Ariz., street in his Bentley, traveling 75 miles an hour in a 50-m.p.h.

Button was more concerned about Perez weaving down the straight between Turns Three and Four when the roles were reversed, but as long as you're not doing it too late, I think that's absolutely fine, within limits.

Mothers have been passing the traditional practice of weaving down to their daughters for centuries.

The departure of the children in a vehicle weaving down a lonely country road brought an abrupt end to a bizarre standoff that put the family at the center of a national debate over child welfare, parental rights and the increasing marginalization of the poor in rural America.

Weaving down the alp came the Bilderbus, taking delegates on a whistlestop tour of the Tyrol.

One subscriber, Koichi Matsunuma, walked through the crowds in Tokyo's neon-drenched Shinjuku shopping district on Saturday, eyes locked on his silver cellphone as he weaved down narrow alleys.

Braided ropes of villagers and city-dwellers wove down steep hillsides and along muddy streets, or clogged thoroughfares in cities shut down for the day.

Then they slam into the mini croissants and weave down an ill-policed highway for eight hours before hitting a club again.

A line weaved down the block, and smokers secured verbal contracts for reëntry before stepping out.

Holding tight to her friend's arm, Ornstein wove down the ramps, deeper into the museum.