Sentences with phrase «zigzag course»
The evolution of Still's art during the following years by no means follows a straight line, but charts a zigzag course which, within the boundaries of his already totally individual and identifiable style, seems to oscillate, as it simultaneously advances and clarifies itself between polarities of expression.
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A zigzag course has been constructed in the parking lot at the Orange County Convention Center's North - South complex, with 440 cubic yards of dirt and 20 tons of gravel.
«Focusing on the period from 1970 to 2008, our study shows what may be one of the steepest turning points in the long, zigzag course of China's social and value development,» Zeng and Greenfield wrote.
For the time being, it is still unclear why dendritic cells do not move directly through lymphatic capillaries, but instead follow a zigzag course.
Not exact matches
Swimming from France, for instance, the pilot will chart a course approximately northwest, but because of the ebb and flood the swimmer actually makes a crude Z - shaped course, a three - legged zigzag, west - north - west.
«With this system, we were showing we could safely zigzag all the way around the reef, like an obstacle course.»
Since making his international breakthrough in the mid -»90s, the French writer - director has built a career of messy, novelistic ensemble mosaics like A Christmas Tale and Kings & Queen that don't so much move from A to B as zigzag wildly across the entire alphabet, taking special delight in discursively swerving off course, into backstory and expository side business.
Of course, Daddy takes it all, but ZigZag's Big Brother Singer (the volunteer worker not an actual relative) wants to keep the boy from juvenile hall and the two try to give the money back.
Three Sisters at Echo Point, Jenolan Caves, Golf Courses, ZigZag Railway, Mount Tomah Botanic Gardens and Bushwalking
Art has its fixed conventions, of course, from asterisks and zigzags to blank white patches that are supposed to get across the blinding effect of so much brilliance.