It's quite impressive to see all the cars and trucks snaking down the hill and past the end of my road. |
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If the thought of cables snaking across the living room is too much to live with, this virtual-surround system offers salvation. |
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Despite the snaking fingers of electricity jolting through it, the Eye of the Universe felt just as cool as a bowling ball, and equally as heavy. |
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Rising from the coal rich plains of Shanxi Province, the mountain is accessed by a snaking road which makes the ears pop at every turn. |
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Soon a small column of figures appears on the horizon, snaking down an embankment in the glittering morning light. |
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Saul's bilious colors, snaking black lines and bulbous forms contribute to the painting's forceful tension. |
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The manager's upbeat mood reflects that of the people in the queue which is slowly snaking its way towards the ticket office. |
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We saw monkeys swinging through the tree-tops and a long black serpent snaking menacingly over branches. |
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First came the excitement of the snaking I-beams and a hint of the shape to come. |
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Guitarist Charlie Davis III is fond of playing snaking countermelodies and aggressive leads with his guitar covered in trebly distortion. |
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On either side, a couple thin tendrils of hair were left, snaking down to her shoulders. |
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I got there in plenty of time. Queues were snaking through the turnstiles and I have to admit that I was getting some funny looks. |
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There is no music floating up the stairs, no sound of splashing water, no tendril of cigarette smoke snaking its delicate way towards the bed. |
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The viewscreen became whole again and the back screen was once again white with red lines snaking across it. |
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He did not seem too concerned with the tiny rivers of blood that were snaking down his body, and settled down against the hard rock wall. |
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Although well trodden, the route was far from straightforward, with steep, snaking climbs. |
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The first stop is an infinite queue snaking along a drab purgatorial waiting room. |
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High praise is due to our server, who made light work of snaking his way through the thickets of humanity. |
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Unseasonal rains have turned the wheel ruts into snaking rivers and the going is hard and heavy. |
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Before them the land was reasonably flat, a single road snaking through the grass and disappearing into a wood not far away. |
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I turned off the paved road into a dirt track, snaking through the thick forest alongside a bubbly creek. |
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The rest of the station is mostly open grassland and light timber, liberally endowed with picturesque billabongs, and the other two rivers snaking their way through it all. |
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Wearing trousers, with her bare arms snaking out of a short black waistcoat, he performed a farruca, a Galician dance traditionally meant to assert male dignity. |
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With his trademark single flaxen plait snaking lazily down his jumper, Britain's leading organic gardener certainly appears to practise what he preaches. |
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From where we stood, thick black hoses ran like wiring up across a snowfield, snaking in the distance over makeshift supports. |
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A rope came snaking out over the river, landing with a splash at my feet. |
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The frozen Yukon River, snaking its way to the Bering Sea, was visible from my window on the Cessna. |
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Accessed via a snaking staircase, it was the perfect spot for long breakfasts, chilling out and being waited on by the riad's four delightful staff. |
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There were about thirty tunnels in the mound complex, some as deep as three feet underground and snaking among the tough roots of the salt plants. |
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Comfort and peace of mind are guaranteed, both in town and on snaking country roads. |
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The first sign of life is a tiny vehicle, winding its way tortuously along the thin white thread of a dirt road snaking through the rocky terrain. |
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The line grew quickly and into the hundreds of people, snaking through the narrow hallways and out to Hiawassee Road. |
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Elegant sheaths bore the marks of copper zippers snaking up the back and around the neckline. |
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There is a monster snaking along the edges of this nation, creating a massive chalk outline that divides the good from the bad, the living from the unliving. |
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They confirmed the discoveries by snaking listening devices and search cameras through tiny breaches in the concrete. |
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To get there involves tackling a winding potholed road snaking above Morne Rouge beach and a steep decline to the water's side. |
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Lack of space to accommodate waiting clients created lineups snaking outside buildings and onto sidewalks. |
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Form a chain and let the lead kid run anywhere, snaking through a series of pylons or other obstacles. |
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Trailer Stability Assist helps dampen the weaving or snaking action that may occur when towing a trailer or caravan. |
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However, at just under 10 000 feet, this train was actually snaking along 18 curves when it derailed. |
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A road snaking on the side of some spectacular cliffs... a vegetation falling into the sea... you're discovering a wild territory: the Cap Corse. |
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Magnets are used to force the electron bundles onto a snaking path. This produces the X-ray light. |
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It offers splendid fairways snaking between palm and eucalyptus trees and Roman remains. |
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Spring meanderers feeling a bit peckish will rejoice to find no line snaking out of that Main Street anchor, Strobles Bakery and Cookery. |
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The best advise we can give students is to try to eat three balanced meals a day in order to avoid snaking between meals during day time. |
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The images showed that Mercury has huge cliffs with structures snaking hundreds of kilometers across the planet's face. |
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It gives me a pointed blink then bends its long, slender neck down and laps up some water with a snaking, scarlet tongue, making delicate ripples in the glassy water. |
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When towing a trailer or caravan, the Trailer Stability Assist can counteract so-called snaking to help maintain stability. |
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Volume Four features long and short stick training, counters, snaking and stripping disarms, solo training, close quarters combat and much more! |
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Long columns of vehicles were seen snaking through the moonlit desert towards the border, after repeated salvoes that lit up the horizon with flashes of fire. |
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Any Brisbane female interested in snaking down a few beers whilst watching the footy on a big screen? |
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Imagine Joseph Paxton's Great Victorian Way in Sydenham, a 10-mile stretch of glass and brightly painted iron arcades with its own snaking elevated railway. |
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It's a logorinthe, or a labytype, uncoiling its way across the channel, an arrow snaking and zigzagging around the screen guiding little ones and big ones alike. |
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Find yourself a swooping, snaking stretch of blacktop and the Jaguar will demonstrate a composure, an athleticism, an agility that's hard to comprehend, especially for a four-door, five-seat saloon. |
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Many restaurants and street sellers in the old town sell this tasty snack but one look at the long queue snaking past René Socca will tell you this is an institution that attracts Nicois and tourists alike. |
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With large and heavy forested areas covering around 260,000 ha, and dozens of small rivers snaking through the Carpathians, Maramures holds huge but uncapped potential to produce a great deal of sustainable energy. |
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The grey matter in your head could be compared to a dense network of mixed-use buildings, with snaking utility lines and connecting sidewalks throughout. |
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In Aix les Bains, one of the oldest golf courses in France, created in 1895, you can play on an undulating and very technical terrain with numerous water features and a stream, the «Tillet» snaking along the fairways. |
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Feathers act as weapons, body parts, headdresses or wings, bobbing and undulating with every move, snaking upward in a storm of delicate trembling. |
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The Sierra Madre mountain range continues to stretch across the western section of Central Luzon, snaking southwards into the Bicol Peninsula. |
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The fleet consisted of Chevys, Drops, Beemers, and buckets, snaking its way through traffic, intimidating onlookers and law enforcement. |
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Kaela Santosh then created what was probably the island's biggest 'Mexican Wave' followed by a long conga line snaking round the stage. |
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But for a grape escape without the masses, Languedoc-Roussillon is a vast vineyard snaking from east to west, offering rich pickings for wine lovers. |
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Barbara Royle's slovenly family and lifestyle is epitomised by her tendrils of long, grey-blonde hair, snaking out from a badly arranged hairgrip. |
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