| He was unable to wind his way through the Daedalian mazes of a modern bill of fare. |
| Looking itself precedes by nanoseconds the convoluted analogic mazes our minds construct. |
| Quixotic mazes made with podacarpus hedges or scarlet red bean vines can be done with a little imagination. |
| The train wound its way through freight yards among mazes of tracks that fanned out in curved angles. |
| Plot trajectories can be cross-sectioned, schematized and illustrated like maps or mazes, and a picture can be worth a thousand words. |
| Jeddah led them off into one of the side mazes of the market, a less crowded area. |
