Skiing: Zigging and zagging through this slalom course requires great physical agility.

Yet Britain zigged just as the rest of us were zagging.

For nearly two hours the willing animal went zig-zagging up the rocky slopes.

The house is narrow and tall, the stairs zig-zagging up through the floors.

He was smiling hideously, a nervous grin zig-zagging across his large, thin-lipped mouth.

The trail was a nasty one, zig-zagging down the over-hanging face of the wall.

Round and round it went like that, zigging and zagging from French to English.

Perry and Furyk drive away from the 18th green, zig-zagging in their comedy car.

He had dashed back and forth, zig-zagging, rebounding from tree to bush to tree.

They worked slowly to the crest of the sand roll, zig-zagging to break the steepness.

In mid-air is to be seen the little fan-tail, aptly named, zig-zagging to and fro.

Then I stopped, and then he did, and so we kept zig-zagging down the road.

Righting his feet, he chose a more zagging path for the end of the climb.

A zig-zagging staircase climbs the side of the dam.

They pressed westward, zigging and zagging across the landscape.

They were going very slowly for fear of striking something, zig-zagging meanwhile to avoid snags.