Tortuous In A Sentence

• Then began the tortuous descent.
• They climbed up to the seat and the tortuous journey began.
• They are narrow, very tortuous and very crowded.
• Yet lately he seemed to have been forced into tortuous paths.
• Two more glasses of vodka wended their tortuous ways into the interior.
• To listen to the tortuous talker is a supreme test of patience.
• But the others were soon groping blindly up the tortuous channel.
• He had not called it the jungle, but he had been lost in its tortuous ways.
• What to do next, what tortuous path to try, he did not know.
• We lost our point on a tortuous road, but find that we have avoided a ravine.
• Leaping Creek gamboled its tortuous way through the heart of a perfect garden.
• Carondelet's Tortuous Intrigues.
• Up this tortuous trail Rhoda staggered, closely followed by DeWitt.

• Those days of tortuous anxiety to me could have been scarce less agonizing to her.
• The tortuous upclimbing and downsliding of the train disclosed scenery imposing and grand.
• His ways are more tortuous than any mere army-surgeon can possibly hope to gauge.
• But the longest lane has its turning, and this tortuous channel also had an end.
• Their way climbed sharply, then leveled; the tunnel was as tortuous as the one below.
• By what tortuous way she managed in the end to reach his deeply hidden scruples, who can say?
• It was a tortuous journey when the Kippses set out to explain anything to each other.
• Again the afternoon dragged on, unbearably long, each tortuous second a slow period of agony.
• They were heathens, worshiping Heaven knows what in their tortuous and secret souls.
• The Palace faced the Nile, which showed like a tortuous band of blue and silver a mile or so away.
• It made him think of those damp, tortuous underground ways of the Villa Bordoni....
• But especially it is this strange and tortuous being who does most of the writing about female emancipation and the reconsidering of marriage.
• It was practically impossible to creep out of the tortuous channel while the submarine was completely submerged.
• But what would he have thought had he threaded the tortuous path now marked by glistening railway tracks?
• Such scullers naturally handicap themselves greatly by thus losing ground through these tortuous wanderings.
• He comprehended that the infatuated young man had engaged in the tortuous business of keeping sparks from tinder.
• Its channel was not so tortuous as we expected to have found it, nor did it offer any obstruction to the passage of the boats.
• They climbed the canyon wall on that side by a tortuous path on which only a burro or a very sure-footed pony was safe.
• There is but a moderate amount of fat around the gland, and tortuous veins are observed passing over it.
• As silently as they had followed the tortuous trail, so silently each wrapped himself in his blankets and lay down to sleep.
• It branched into various tortuous divisions, all of which were filled with ashes containing a large proportion of refuse.
• So many waterways intersect the shingly meadows that by the time we come out at the right place an extraordinarily tortuous path has been followed.
• The Austrians have enough men and guns to defend all these routes and all the tortuous pathways in between.
• The naked abdomen was gashed by a tortuous aperture like bleeding lips, through which appeared patches of bright blue.
• He knew that the camp might be very close in a straight line, and yet miles away by the tortuous windings of the creek.
• Every inlet of the tortuous coasts was penetrated and surveyed, to make certain that no passage to the north-east lay through these waters.
• Deane was sitting in the little bow window, looking down with apparent interest into the narrow, tortuous street.

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