serpentine造句

a group advancing in a single-file serpentine path.

In the northeast a silvergreen serpentine aurora pulsed and quivered gently.

Braided, serpentine filaments of glowing gas suggest this nebula's popular name, The Medusa nebula.

They were distinguished by lavish use of serpentine lines, groups of sculptured allegorical figures, and multiple fountains and waterfalls.

In hydroseeding, my main responsibility is to guide 200 feet of heavy, serpentine hose while the boss sprays the slime.

Picture a serpentine tangle of a thousand snakes, piled together cozily, calm and sleek in their subterranean nook, jointly awaiting the signals of spring.

Livid lightning flares in stormclouds ** **ve the seething ocean, and the flaming darts are captured and extinguished by the waters, while the serpentine reflections writhe, expiring, in the deep.

In hydroseeding, my main responsibility is to guide 200 feet of heavy, serpentine hose while the boss sprays the slime. But there's more to my job than wrestling the anaconda.