Families move en masse to the beach lugging strollers and coolers, and kids on bikes zigzag in the street. |
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Long strips of colour zigzag across the landscape like a patchwork quilt, reds and yellows mingling with purples, pinks and lilacs. |
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The easiest hemming method is to zigzag or serge the raw edge and catch-stitch the hem in place, first midway into the hem, then at the hem edge. |
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Two models that have been proposed for this higher-order structure include a regular spiral and an irregular zigzag. |
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The most effective stitches are tri-motion straight, zigzag and decorative stitches such as cross and feather stitches. |
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Joining the disks are thin wire strands, painted yellow and orange, that zigzag across the front. |
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A long handle beats you to death during the vertical jigging motion for the plastic, or the zigzag for the topwater. |
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They are usually grown in curled, spiral, pyramidal, circular and zigzag shapes. |
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Each field should be divided into sections and one acre should be sampled within each section by taking 15-20 subsamples in a zigzag pattern. |
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Trim the seam allowance and clean-finish the edge with a zigzag or overcast stitch. |
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Fira is on a rugged, rocky island and the town marches up the steep coastline in stacked terraces and zigzag avenues. |
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With its stabilizer removed, it sailed at high speed on a zigzag course, thus reducing the chance of accurate U-boat targeting. |
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The main stems of the twisted-stalks, as the name implies, also have this zigzag appearance. |
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At the zenith the trigram IHS appears, surrounded by saints and angels on zigzag over-solid clouds. |
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A series of terrifying sandy switchbacks zigzag thousands of feet below us, for miles. |
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Heavy, bulky freight for the mines still had to be hauled by teams of pack animals over the old, primitive zigzag trails to the mines. |
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He initiated this possibility by manipulating versions of the liar's paradox with zigzag graphs of truth and falsehood states. |
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For very bulky sweater knits, serge-finish the raw edges, then seam with a narrow to medium zigzag stitch. |
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Billet moulding, a series of little rolls like a dotted line, and chevron, or zigzag moulding were widely used. |
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At least, I assume that the scribbly zigzag line is Tony's signature and not something the bookshop asked one of their junior staff to forge. |
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If not using a pintuck foot, use a zigzag presser foot with a wide opening. |
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Ornament was usually restricted to repetitive, geometric mouldings such as those of the lozenge, chevron, or zigzag type. |
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The crews detoured in a zigzag route through 19 cities before reaching Seattle. |
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Then it sped out and moved around the room, here and there, leaving a zigzag of smoke behind. |
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Have a look inside for the jazzy zigzag Norman chancel arch. |
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Instead the boundary between quadrilateral areas is formed by alternating intersection of the crosshatch lines, making a zigzag edging. |
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I zigzag through the vines and jump across streams, and have had some exceptional close encounters. |
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The first part of the track is a zigzag through remnant native forest. |
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The company allowed for a zigzag rather than a linear route to the top. |
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Subsequently, complete the embroidering of the border with zigzag stitches. |
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With zigzag lines, balconies, a saw-tooth silhouette, and columns staggered like notes on a sheet of music, this is an iconoclastic image. |
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The balustrades comprise two rows of precast concrete panels that meet along zigzag diagonal lines. |
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Porcupine quills dyed in white, orange, black and green or blue have been applied in a zigzag pattern. |
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Successful countries focus fiercely on the quality of teaching and eschew zigzag changes of direction or philosophy. |
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The personnel would then follow a zigzag path to the bottom of the same slope. |
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A zigzag cut will make it easier to position the different parts of the mould when in use. |
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Blue trident-like motifs fill the remaining spaces above and below the zigzag pattern. |
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These patterns are small parts of larger printed numbers, transformed into graphic designs with zigzag stitching detail. |
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Finish all edges of the front piece with a three step zigzag or 4-thread overlock seam. |
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A winding serpentine course or a simple zigzag track can emerge, according to the age and ability of the small constructor. |
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However, from a distance such as on board the Canada Senator, the circular movements of the Mondisy appeared as a zigzag manoeuvre. |
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Take the fabric for the top and starting at the back end of the board, use your largest zigzag stitch to sew corded elastic to the edge, all the way around the board. |
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Stitch again within the seam allowances, or serge or zigzag the raw edges. |
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The police are having to take positive action in a bid to stop parents dropping off or picking up their children on the zigzag lines outside three more schools. |
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Gung-ho climbers can tackle the zigzag trail up the steep incline. |
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In North America, if you see a classic spiderweb with a dense, zigzag thread through its center, the web could well have been spun by Argiope aurantia. |
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Many Devonian species differ from Early Carboniferous species in having quadrate rather than cuneate brachials and in having straight-sided rather than zigzag arms. |
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This is a small pouch of tanned and smoked deerskin, ornamented with porcupine quills dyed in white, orange, black and green or blue, which have been applied in a zigzag pattern. |
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The trench would follow a zigzag pattern to limit the effects of shelling. |
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In general, the mature endosperm shows a protein-rich outer layer and exotegmic cells have a zigzag pattern, while the exotesta is siliciferous. |
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Each inflorescence is arranged in a zigzag pattern of 7 to 10 flowers on a single branch. |
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The water emerges through a singular nymphaeum in the west niche opposite the entrance and runs into the fishpond via an incline cut with zigzag channels. |
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In 1905, Karl Nessler invented a revolutionary permanent wave process by impregnating a strand of hair with an alkaline substance, winding it in zigzag form and heating it with an iron. |
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One might say the same of Sosnowska's zigzag, except the weight her wall bears is that of historicization. |
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A few hours or a full day before an attack, sufferers experience visual, sensory or motor symptoms, such as flashing lights, zigzag patterns, weakness or numbness. |
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Above Glaslyn, it is joined by the Miners' Track for the zigzag climb to Bwlch Glas between Snowdon and Garnedd Ugain. |
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The drift occurs due to waves meeting the beach at an oblique angle, moving sediment down the beach in a zigzag pattern. |
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However, most have some kind of zigzag dorsal pattern down the entire length of their bodies and tails. |
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The basal colour of males will often be slightly lighter than that of the females, making the black zigzag pattern stand out. |
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Tests have shown that the wings are actively involved in rapid braking, turning and zigzag maneuvers. |
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If you have a serger, you can use it to finish fabric edges so they don't ravel, but the zigzag stitch on your regular machine works well, too. |
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She was especially excited about the silverish trousers with the zigzag zippers. |
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Nylon is usually made from adipic acid, a zigzag molecule of six carbons bedecked with hydrogens and a few oxygens. |
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Why should an aircraft travelling from Helsinki to Athens or from Warsaw to Dublin zigzag over Europe with the pilot having to do the same things many times over? |
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The cashflow from tenants is more stable than that from equities, where values zigzag day by day and dividends can suddenly be suspended by the management. |
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The experienced group had been climbing up the mountain in a zigzag in the hope of reaching the summit of Punta Palleta in Val Di Rhemes. |
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She concluded that the development of zigzag HSB in the hyainailourines correlates with ossiphagy. |
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On Thursday morning, this fierce ground war will enter its crucial final phase as activists from all parties zigzag the constituency in a last attempt to get out the vote. |
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Bomber pilots preferred close screening in which their formation was surrounded by pairs of fighters pursuing a zigzag course. |
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Either hand-sew all around the edges with blanket stitch, or machine-sew them on using the zigzag setting. |
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The overskirt features an asymmetric zigzag pattern created by appliquéd broad silk taffeta bands edged with blonde lace and trimmed with additional medallions. |
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Each bird drops out of the sky in a rapid zigzag fashion, as if with a broken wing, its flight path crossing that of other birds during the descent and its wing movements making a loud whirring sound. |
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A striated zigzag line between two circles surrounds the quadruped. |
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Then he directed the steersman to maneuver the ship in a zigzag pattern. |
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The mid-ocean ridges are offset, in a zigzag pattern, by great transform faults, which resemble faults on land. |
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A correctional decline followed, forming as a unary zigzag and compensating for the previous growth as deeply as possible. |
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Delivering optimal trolling speed control, the S1000 automatically steers in figure eight, cloverleaf and zigzag patterns, maximizing coverage of your favorite fishing grounds. |
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It is of a seven order and includes the customary mouldings of zigzag and beak-head. |
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It's a serious, detailed building, with façades that zigzag in a sawtooth composition and elegant grillwork that lends texture and also provides some deflection of the desert sun. |
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Unlike a drag hunt, where the scent is laid in a straight line, trailers will be trying to mirror the zigzag path of a hunted fox. |
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A sort of zigzag lattice member between two angle bars. |
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The jug is typically decorated with simple horizontal zigzag bands, painted with black pigment on the body of the unglazed vessel, and then glazed with a transparent turquoise glaze. |
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This allows plough oxen to move from one level to the next in a zigzag pattern, passing through gaps in one level of bunds that lie above a continuous piece of bund at the next level. |
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Tork Advanced zigzag fold hand towels are highly absorbent compared with other products in their class, and make an excellent general purpose hand towel. |
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Josefsberg considered for a moment those blocks of computer printing paper, now seldom used, where one sheet is connected to another in an eternal zigzag. |
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It is joined for most of this zigzag ascent by the Pyg Track, and on reaching the summit ridge, is united with the Llanberis Path and Snowdon Ranger Path. |
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Breezy, confident and ultracompetent, Rajiv serves as a maddening counterfoil to his struggling younger brother, whose waffling and zigzag career path infuriates their father. |
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The path up from the Hause is a rough zigzag up worsening scree. |
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The courses reported by both submarines were incorrect, because they reflected one leg of a zigzag being used by British ships to avoid submarines. |
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Variations of the knuckleball are also used in baseball and volleyball, so many players and coaches want to understand the physics at play during its zigzag trajectory. |
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