The meandering of the channels provides evidence to support this.

The quiet in the room was intense against the lyrical meandering of the music.

"What has this meandering of an old mage to do with the sewers?"

He was doing all that was expected of him, could afford a little mental meandering.

Nor did Regan believe that the perilous meandering of the heart could betray her so mercilessly.

He spent the years 1995 - 1998 in a "spiritual meandering", about which he said, "Being an artist is not all creativity.

Was that one paragraph no more than the disordered meandering of a half-mad mind, as must be all the rest of it?

How catastrophic that we block out the meandering of our own thoughts, the essence of our being.

Bromosel looked ahead to where the meandering of the river had brought them face-to-face with the barely risen sun.

A familiar pattern on the console had broken into Chakotay's mental meandering, dragging me along.

The president, never known for his elocution, does have clear ideas of how a speech should sound - no fat, no repetition, no meandering.

The pieces depend on the meandering of thin lines of steel to create an object that seems two-dimensional, like a drawing.

It was once located on an relict river channel, but much of the site has been destroyed by the meandering of the river.

To end this rhetorical meandering, I call on two people who probably would not share a page in the same book... unless it is my book.

He glances uneasily out of the window"(p. 44), but it is also a noteworthy example of his conversational meandering.

Whatever the truth of his motives, the constant assessment of them has been fed by the apparent meandering of the governor's policies.

A Tranquil Meandering Like the billowing willows at water's edge, our day just meandered along.

The forests in which it is found are naturally fragmented due to the meandering of the Tana River and its fluctuating water levels.

I guess all of this meandering of mine keeps coming back to the same point--I worry about you these days.

Downstream of Irasburg, the Black River continues north in a narrower valley with less meandering.

Of Muse, Meandering and Midnight.

Lake Bruin is an oxbow lake created by the meandering of the Mississippi River.

Its interstitial meandering is a mixing device, an artifact of the Old Ones, who may even have manufactured this vast mesh of realities.

The pattern of the most complex work, screen prints, is an all-over right-angle meandering of colored line that creates a maze or labyrinth.

The meandering river can be followed all the way down the valley.

To say the truth the way was a little more meandering than I had anticipated.

Not many straight lines for the roads, and a meandering river in the middle.

Prevailing flow is from the north to the south along a meandering course.

The woman was out in the heat, up on the platform, where she could survey the meandering approach road.

He ended the meandering course and came back to a direct route.

Even so it has a meandering quality, and its arguments offer little that is especially deep.

He followed up with a meandering left hook which I avoided also.

As a result, this meandering love story is more calculated than convincing.

Then she saw them, a short distance down the hill, sitting by a meandering stream.

To this day it retains the character of a meandering country road.

This meandering course is due to the erosion of the soil.

There is a meandering stream that runs right through the wood.

Harris, at 31, is an old rookie, making his third major league start in a meandering career.

If this makes for a meandering structure, the stops along the way are often fascinating.

Work stations and offices were placed along a meandering central "street."

Committing this meandering work to memory was quite an achievement.

Or the meandering paths that take one up, down, around and through the landscape's various levels?

We began our familiar meandering way through the back streets of Vienna, getting lost at every turn.

Web and I followed the meandering path up the face of the glacier.

The group set off warily, following a meandering trail for almost an hour.

Nothing in the meandering text itself was disastrous or even noteworthy.

In its meandering narrative, the tape was ambiguous enough to help the defense.

She traced a meandering line and then tapped on the map.

Its clever design gives the impression of a meandering river.

In earlier times the river made a sharp left meander.

Both were built on dry ground between the sides of a meander.

A flood may also cause a meander to be cut through in this way.

A meander is a bend or curve in a river.

If I meandered, they would be set along that meander.

At the 2006 census, Meander and the surrounding area had a population of 293.

It was on a promontory in a meander of the river.

If there were rivers, streets ran next to them and followed the meander.

Down the river's meander and delta it was two hundred miles to salt water.

The event took place in the meander of the river Ebro.

It was following the crazy meander track toward the valley and moving fast.

Meanders are not caused by rivers going around hills or mountains.

The meander pattern is almost always interrupted every fourth block.

The land for the reserve is inside a former meander of the old river Tees.

These are places where visitors to the city meander amongst the locals.

He situated himself with a view of the river making a distinct bend, a meander.

Immediately below the viewer is a meander of the Tweed itself.

The area is rather flat as it is inside the last meander of the river.

Their bodies were washed down the river, coming to rest in a meander or backwater.

The shining stream gave one meander of hesitation and then rushed over.

Perhaps he made up that story so he could go off on a meander about China."

Cedar Run enters near the top of the northernmost meander.

Already the Meander River was a small ribbon in the distance, far below.

If there is a flood plain it extends beyond the meander belt.

The open meander of order 1 intersects the line once:

At peace with the world, she meandered toward the large white building.

Such a conversation is sure to meander more than any other.

The car meandered along at about ten miles an hour.

I suspect we meandered a bit on our way up.

The bus meandered first to the west and then to the north.

Not to meander myself, at present, I will go back to my birth.

He gazed after her as she meandered about the room.

This is a big book, and its plot goes meandering in the second half.

Only to the right, the east, could they see the shoreline meandering away from them.

Then we meandered along the waterfront before getting in the car.

The road meandered, continuing on down the back of the hill.

As the river bank meandered a little, so the road does(13).

Had he really expected them to meander in at their leisure?

At a staff meeting later that day, someone makes a point and then starts to meander.

Some of these pieces meander like the long letters home they may once have been.

It is for those who like to meander and make their own small discoveries.

The fish seemed to decide that all was well, and continued meandering around, looking for food.

If it cannot, the Senate meanders off to other legislation once again.

Then we meandered to the buffet area, which had two parts.

Off the road a creek meandered east into the distance.

In that case, I would be better off meandering somewhat, so as to avoid most of them.

She followed him as he meandered backward into the park.

So, around 9 that night, we meandered over to a house where a party was in full swing.

The higher profile the executive, the less likely he is to meander into view.

"But if you meander down the line, then the defense has time to see what you're doing.