Examples of using Zigzagging in English and their translations into German
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Zigzagging between, where to lead us ropes.
The lorry came zigzagging along the street.
These very drunk and you have to get home but you're zigzagging.
You weren't zigzagging when you took the torpedo.
From here the trail becomes more and more spectacular andwe can see it zigzagging ahead of us to the summit of the Lucero.
Its 1,219 sharp curves, zigzagging through lush, forested landscapes, have churned many stomachs.
An outsider coming to the village will have a white-knuckled drive,navigating the rough, zigzagging roads.
Where the adventure line goes zigzagging all over the place.
Continue uphill zigzagging up to the base of the rock. A pleasant and not too demanding climb leads to the Cier summit 2592 m.
This trail heavily ascends, zigzagging through the forest.
We now just keep the Puigmal as orientation andfollow the steep trail via the loose stones, zigzagging to the peak.
He didn't see the truck zigzagging toward him and he was hit!
Still before the dirt road turn left(marked with a ribbon) and directly after if turn left again onto a narrow trail,which is marked with milestones and takes us downhill zigzagging.
Sanpuku-toge The trail leads through mixed forest, zigzagging steeply upwards most of the way.
Riding at a snail's pace and zigzagging across the entire width of the road, the two Sagans were battling up to the finish.
After about a kilometre, at the bridge over the Ragaiolo stream,take the trail that climbs, zigzagging, up to the entrance to the rope bridge.
We see the thread and the zigzagging of the sewing machine that Corleone also used in her earlier works.
Porto's historic centre is the Ribeira district,a Unesco World Heritage zone of winding lanes, zigzagging staircases and tiled churches peering around every corner.
The track climbs rapidly, zigzagging on screes and alluvial grooves that have destroyed the pre-existing mule track of the charcoal burners.
So, there is no doubt, the dependencies are zigzagging between the classes and modules.
The fairylike procession of candles zigzagging down the path from the chapel of St. George on the top of Mt. Lycabettus is something worth seeing.
Apply Vichy Dercos Aminexil Clinical 5 Targets Women directly onto clean scalp with wet or dry hair,strand by strand, zigzagging to ensure better penetration of the formula.
Prohibition of this practice, known as“zigzagging”, is consistent with the Commission's interpretation of existing Directives; it would be helpful to clarify it.
The characteristic inflorescence is released from a large, woody bract and has countless,long yellow flowering branches that are curiously twisted and zigzagging, somewhat reminiscent of a package of ramen noodles.
You will see the brickwork and little zigzagging rooftops more commonly associated with Belgium along with the Belle Epoque stylings associated with France.
You will whiz across the slopes of Langjökull, racing across the powdery snow and zigzagging through the white expense while the adrenaline surges through your veins.
The HM Gran Fiestafirst stands out for its distinctive whitewashed facade of zigzagging balconies, while a rather cryptic artwork in the shape of a canoe positioned at its entrance also sets it a little apart from the norm.
Located at the foot of the mountainswhere the Inca civilization once flourished and zigzagging around the waters of Urubamba River, Sacred Valley is a place with endless possibilities for explorations.
Very close to the city,you can visit the Bom Jesus shrine with its baroque zigzagging steps which create the perspective of an endless staircase, worthy of an Escher painting.
The afternoon dragged on with more exercises that involvedpassing the ball back and forth, zigzagging over the field with short kicks, and finally a count of how many times one could juggle the ball in the air without losing it. I got an amazing two and a half.
