serpentine

The name is also given to a similar variety of serpentine.

She had been walking with Tom along the serpentine, two young men taking the air together.

From 1882 until 1884 the club was known as Serpentine after the road near its original ground.

At the 2006 census, Serpentine had a population of 763.

He is the only Serpentine general whose staff has no symbol.

"Two weeks after his first wife drowned in the Serpentine?"

It did seem nice, for his kind, she agreed in Serpentine.

"Could you please take the children on to see the Serpentine?

The line of men wound in a long serpentine up the stairs inside the building.

The run section had the field complete four 2.5 km around the Serpentine.

But at that moment, she saw the two gentlemen, still standing by the edge of the Serpentine.

One sweep used to wash down his boys in the Serpentine.

Then you think that the Serpentine plays no part in the matter?"

The serpentine may be used to change direction, if it has an even number of loops.

He could see them in bed, the two of them a serpentine.

"Not everyone in the world has the serpentine sort of mind you do, Croaker."

It is a member of the local serpentine soils flora.

The restoration of the Serpentine will form a future project as funding allows.

They continued down the serpentine and across a small sunken courtyard.

Sleek and serpentine, it went on forever along the cliffs.

The park is divided in two by the Serpentine.

It is just south of the Serpentine lake, toward the western end of the park.

Beside the still waters of the Serpentine she lay down and slept.

First figure showed in the serpentine of lights, monkeying along the line.

She went swimming in the Serpentine too, which she did even better.

The serpentine core of the house was built in 1740.

In 1881, a serpentine wing was added to the home.

At other times, her arms twisted in a serpentine fashion.

Recruiting is simple and done in a serpentine draft system.

The serpentine thing writhes away at the touch of her light.

The path twisted and turned upon itself as it worked its serpentine way around the mountain's side.

He glided to the door and inside with serpentine grace.

I stood on the grassy bank of a serpentine pond.

His head is that of a lion while he possesses a serpentine body.

She saw the predatory gleam in his cold, serpentine eyes.

The dragon's serpentine neck shot forward, and then came the flames.

There was a black, serpentine scar across the green breastplate.

More than once the Ford had disappeared for long moments around a serpentine turning.

A serpentine figure was believed to represent the divine presence throughout the world.

Five serpentine heads waved in front of the startled companions.

"I thought we could make them more compact by making essentially serpentine patterns," he said in a recent interview.

He used his serpentine form to slither out from under the chests.

"Your son has a most serpentine mind, Gloria," he assured her.

The approximate shape should be serpentine (shaped like an S).

So far from redemption, this creeping, serpentine species of which he was a member.

On the blade was etched the form of a serpentine dragon.

She now lay on the rugs, describing a serpentine path toward the high table.

His long, crusty, serpentine body was even uglier close up.

A fantastic Adam period mahogany serving table of serpentine form.

What he had selected was an outgrowth on one of those serpentine vines.