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He is partial to "sinuous, flowing lines" on the grounds that they are easier to maintain.
Or is something more sinuous, more elusive than sadism at work here?— Home | Mail Online
Impressive crowds of passionate Basque fans lined the upper reaches of the narrow Ixua climb and the leading pair widened their gap to 1: 28 on the sinuous, narrow descent.— VeloNews | The Journal of Competitive Cycling
They had gone snaking, generation after generation, from the days of the serpent worship of old, it may be back to the old Serpent himself; and this tawny, sinuous, active thing of evil, this boy, without the least sense of sympathy for any pain, who devoured a cobra alive with as much indifference as he had just shown in petting it, was the result.— The Gypsies

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