mazy

It was obvious that they preferred the dark, mazy wilderness to the open spaces of the town.

On the upper floor a mazy passage wound between five bedrooms and two bathrooms.

His mazy runs and good form led many European clubs to chase his signature.

"Grasp hands in a mazy dance of praise!"

He collected the ball on the edge of his own penalty area and set off on a mazy run through the Mansfield team.

Then the cabins and fences spin away, and we are skimming again between mazy walls of green.

"Well - I don't feel inclined to wander through all these mazy tunnels and get lost for ever," said Mike.

The valleys which were the troughs between these dunes snaked in mazy black rat-runs.

Wagland created the chance with a mazy run that saw him elude several desperate challenges.

It had flown northeast on a strange and mazy course leading ever deeper into the vast, convoluted heart of the mountains.

Its mazy style is abandoned for a sudden rush to connect all the stray paths that have been meandering through the novel.

They ventured with scarcely a pause into abrupt turns, mazy avenues of timestone.

Deep into distant woodlands winds a mazy way, reaching to overlapping spurs of mountains bathed in their hill-side blue.

They both shone at different angles on Marek's crumple, and cast crazy, mazy shadows down the length of the street.

His meandering, mazy sentences were purposefully constructed to achieve a wholeness of description that, he believed, mere storytelling could not achieve.

How many times had he yearned for those mazy halls, the gardens and scullion hiding-holes, the warm comers and secret pleasures?

Other phrases sound archaic such as his 'mazy windings', 'sylvan softness' and 'aerial atmosphere.

So I permitted the bands, that played unusually sweet music, to set me whirling almost any petticoated reveler that came to hand in the mazy dance.

Rhita hated this strange, difficult, clannish Mouseion, with its ancient, mazy gounds .

Villanelle, bisexual and far from honest, deftly leads us through the mazy moral and emotional ambiguities of Venice's decadent gambling casinos.

He praised "the deep and mysterious wood" with "dark, intricate and mazy walks" in the "Wilderness" in the north of the property near the Saw Kill.

One of the great spectator sights in football is a player going on a "mazy run" with the ball, twisting and turning to avoid opposition tackles, beating a number of players.

Here there was no natural light, and the only air was sucked down into the mazy caverns by means of large fans, treadmill-driven; hence his pallor and otherwise unusual appearance.

To the people of the exotic climes, the north was a mazy half-mythical realm, peopled with ferocious blue-eyed giants who occasionally descended from their icy fastnesses with torch and sword.