June 10, 2009 at 8:34 am aww, mai conga lyne wuz awl serpintine, WP tuuk owt mai zigzaggy spaicin. meen ol WP! ❋ Unknown (2009)
The result is every bit as truncated and zigzaggy as you might imagine. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Sharks have been seen to follow the same zigzaggy path through water that an injured fish took some time before: through not just its blood but also its hormones, the fish has left a bit of itself behind. ❋ ALEXANDRA HOROWITZ (2009)
The would-be wreckerator even realized that his/her handwriting would prevent a straight-line text and did a nice staggered zigzaggy line for the festive and space-saving effect! ❋ Jen (2009)
A bit zigzaggy, and I'm sure he was in for a scolding by wife wasp, but with a good chance of survival. ❋ Carla (2008)
Not surprisingly, given the trouble we had getting here, I get lost on my way back, but the fireworks are pretty to watch as they rocket through the night sky, and the neon glow of the gambling capital is always there as a guide during my slightly melancholy, zigzaggy trip back home. ❋ Peter Alson (2006)
Foldout tables, collapsible chairs as thin as Lunar gravity permitted, chests that doubled as seats allowed passage, occasionally zigzaggy, no matter what was going on in the way of games, partying, entertainment, education, or simple ease. ❋ Anderson, Poul, 1926-2001 (1994)
Flowing in a sort of zigzaggy line, like an old river. ❋ Block, Lawrence (1992)
Whereas these zigzaggy ones are weeping willows and-- ❋ Goulart, Ron, 1933- (1986)
Bloody hell, I thought, and in sudden panic hurtled along a few zigzaggy alleys until I came out into the Piazza Navona, a place I recognized from the famous pictures in the little guidebook I'd owned until this morning. ❋ Gash, Jonathan (1981)
I grow tired of playing Casabianca, and steal behind the bridge, and pick my way over the rocks, sidewise and zigzaggy along the bank, and up the river, in search of "fun"; practise irregular and indescribable gymnastics with variable success for half an hour or so. ❋ Gail Hamilton (1864)
Halicarnassus picks his way over the rocks, sidewise and zigzaggy along the bank, and down the river, in search of fish. ❋ Gail Hamilton (1864)
The next few days I'll be wending my way north and east, finding what looks to be - judging from a map striped by mountains and valleys - a zigzaggy path through the rest of Pennsylvania and then New Jersey and the New York metropolitan area. ❋ By BRUCE WEBER (2011)
We tried to take the audience on this same zigzaggy ride - offering ideas and then challenging those ideas again and again. ❋ By ANDREW C. REVKIN (2011)
