Spider Man wound the thread on two of the poles from east to west, over and under the poles.

He whipped around to see a small prairie rattlesnake winding its way under a moss-covered rock.

There was a middle track, hardly more than an animal path, which wound away under shady trees.

They carried her like a sack of grain down the road that wound under the bridge to the base of the cliffs.

She would wind her way through flowers, under them, around them, whenever she set out to walk the hills and fields.

The final section of the route developed on the proposed loop from the year before with tunnels winding under the City's narrow, twisting streets.

He went walking along one of the curving rock paths that wound artfully under the blooming trees.

He refolded the cloth, and wound it carefully under the cord.

Soon they were winding their way past huge moss-encrusted boulders and under the lip of a sheer cliff.

If they were at risk, then so was I. They wound deeper under the earth, down twisting ways.