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There is a sinuous road up the mountain.sinuous = with many curves
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Once in a while Scupper stopped scraping and waved his large arms to the music's sinuous shape.† (source)
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You'd need to have a shrug for such a dress, a slouch, a sinuous curve, a sort of tubercular hunch.† (source)
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The most distant of the three was nothing more than a sinuous thread coiling over the water.† (source)
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With its sinuous trunk it stroked the huge corpse; then it reached up, broke some leafy branches with a snap, and draped them over the mass of torn thick flesh.† (source)
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She turned to David, her vision spotted with sinuous shapes from staring into the fire.† (source)
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They continued ascending the sinuous passages.† (source)
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Celeste moved sinuously from her seat in the top row and down the steps.† (source)
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And behind them, in a long sinuous line, came the rats.† (source)
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But the song was a slow-moving ballad, and Chablis swayed sinuously rather than bumped.† (source)
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Jenny's voice drops to a sinuous whisper, like a little snake forking its tongue in my ear.† (source)
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The light was dimmer than it had been by day; there were no fires burning under the mantelpieces set into the walls, but as the lift slid smoothly to a halt he saw that golden symbols continued to twist sinuously in the dark blue ceiling.† (source)
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Her eyes traced the sleek shape of the table's legs, the sinuous curves of its corners, the gleam of its reflective, dark brown surface.† (source)
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There was nothing she could not describe: the gentle pad of a maniac's tread moving sinuously along the drive, keeping to the verge to muffle his approach.† (source)
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Sinuous glassy wavelets.† (source)
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It was a yellow sand esker, rising to a height of fifty or sixty feet and winding sinuously away into the distance like a gigantic snake.† (source)
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