snake

Because snake plants, or sansevieria, are so common, Gordon suggests going with a more interesting species of the genus.

The frozen Yukon River, snaking its way to the Bering Sea, was visible from my window on the Cessna.

The line grew quickly and into the hundreds of people, snaking through the narrow hallways and out to Hiawassee Road.

Elegant sheaths bore the marks of copper zippers snaking up the back and around the neckline.

Which meant we had to get into a long snaking line in order to turn over our unwieldy luggage.

They confirmed the discoveries by snaking listening devices and search cameras through tiny breaches in the concrete.

In a few minutes the stout chain was snaking its way down through the blue-green ocean.

The long, snaking hose filled and plumped out with snappings.

Snaking out again, he laid hold of the two bundles and the gun, and dragged them into shelter.

Jim decided to press Coyote and Piute into service for snaking the logs down.

"We never were better in our lives," cried Tom, deftly catching a rope that came snaking down as the steamer's speed diminished.