meander造句

I liked to meander through familiar streets.

They meander back and forth in a series of curves.

Does that mean it's a good thing to let 20-somethings meander - or even to encourage them to meander - before they settle down?

Then I meander down to the freshly swept beach and join the others for dinner.

Visitors and locals alike meander along the sidewalks of the Seine River.

Wetlands often develop in the meander scars of dried-up oxbow lakes.

In modern fluvial geomorphology, the banks of meander generally have two kinds: erosion bank and accumulation bank.

Like sweeping brushstrokes of pink and green, the Belcher Islands meander across the deep blue of Canada's Hudson Bay.

Rather than let your career meander, look for opportunities to prove you have initiative and leadership skills.

Three-dimensional diagram illustrating a river meander with a point bar being formed on one bank and erosion occurring on the other bank.

Thousands of robots are also enrolled in the armed forces where they defuse bombs, fly reconnaissance and attack missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, and meander under the sea.

Most intriguing is. underwater walking, in which, wearing an oxygen helmet, you meander along the ocean bed among coral and shoals of striped fis.

The results reveal that after the impounding, Tunaozi Shoal transformed basically from convex-bank entrenched meander to shallow broad river, and will further develop to a concave-bank deep channel.