Meanings of weave between in English

Drinkers at the Ronaldo Bar have to weave between stacks of produce.

Forest trails weave between ravines, black moguls and easy traverses.

In Johannesburg, young people beg for money as they weave between cars in traffic jams.

The taxis give no regard for other driver's safety either as they overtake and weave between other vehicles.

Flitting birds with fluted warble weave between the earth and sky;

Mallards fight for mates, and water voles duck and weave between the reeds eager to build the first nest of the season.

I thought to try and weave between them, to make a harder target for the archers, but that would have cost me precious speed.

Motorbikes can weave between cars stuck in a jam but bikes can weave between motorbikes stuck in a jam if they have the nerve.

Studies prove that turbines chop up terns but GPS tagging shows how adult gulls (but possibly not juveniles) can weave between the blades.

He watched the flying cloud cars weave between the towering buildings, then looked down to see the people moving through the networks of streets below.

Some beg or sell packets of tissues, weaving between cars at intersections.

He raced across the lawn, weaving between monuments, splashing through the puddles.

My eyes were intermittently weaving between Tirey, Bian, and the video screen.

It could be that we were weaving between the tower blocks.

Baird and Cole headed for Admiralty House, weaving between tractors.

Two swallows chase low, weaving between the sheep and lambs.