| Its rulers could not have been that lethargic, or its diplomacy so tortuous, for it to have survived for such a long period. |
| The tortuous passage restricts or baffles the gas flow out of the glass assembly. |
| Driving to the same direction and following the acclivitous and tortuous roads, you reach the small village of Tsada, which is under development. |
| Published in 1967, L' amante Anglaise chronicles the tortuous windings and turnings of a mind perilously close to the edge of reason. |
| Two days of debate followed, producing formulations ever more tortuous and wordy, amid signs of growing impatience from the public galleries. |
| It's a dangerous work to program for a soprano, because it has some tortuous reaches and it sometimes turns competent sopranos into screechers. |
