Opposite was the serpentine course of the Dead River, coiling through an open marsh-meadow.

Following the creek took us in a serpentine course and in generally a north-westerly direction.

In the latter cases the serpentine course (see Figs.

Beyond the Bragg place the road became a series of curves, following the serpentine course of the river.

Thick yellowish fumes were mixed with the flames; the lava torrents wound their serpentine course in every direction.

Calico followed a serpentine course through the mass, crowded a three-year-old to the edge and cut him out.

The new object-blue ,throbbing-movedincrediblyfast, on an erratic serpentine course that brought it closer before it angled east.

He heeled the boat about a bit and then snaked it back in the original direction, following a serpentine course.

The river took a serpentine course, and for many miles appeared to be as broad as the Thames at Kingston.

The river held a serpentine course down the valley through which it passed, striking the precipices alternately on each side.

Hence, it wound westwards in a serpentine course, guarded at its entrance by two little curving piers to left and right.

For the next three-quarters of an hour they pursued a serpentine course, the boy standing in the chains and heaving the lead continually.

The river Yare follows a serpentine course, and falls into the sea at the village of Gorleston, a short distance from Yarmouth to the southward.