meandered

Bear River has again meandered into a valley, at the mouth of Talma's Fork; thus far it varies from fifty to one hundred yards wide, is rapid and seldom fordable; its naked borders present nothing but an occasional lone cluster of willows, save in

Life in the Rocky Mountains 1844

TORONTO: JOSE BAUTISTA, OF Until this season, he was probably not even the best-known Jose Bautista in major league history; a pitcher by that name meandered through five teams from 1988 to 1997.

NYT > Home Page 2010

When the original GLO survey was made, the surveyors, upon reaching a stream, were supposed to determine if in fact, that stream should be "meandered".

On Stream Rights In Utah 2009

When the original GLO survey was made, the surveyors, upon reaching a stream, were supposed to determine if in fact, that stream should be "meandered".

On Stream Rights In Utah 2009

Button just kind of meandered along through the life of the lead and possibly turned off audiences because of it, so I can see how this might appeal to Fincher.

Aaron Sorkin’s Facebook Script: “Unpredictable, Funny, Touching and Sad” | /Film 2009

As fanatically demanding of attention as Jude was when I came over, Scout, in contrast, made no noise at all, just kind of meandered in & stuck his nose in my face...

Scout Joe Steve Perry 2006

After you graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1974, you told me you "meandered" throughout your twenties.

The Somerville News Blog 2009

Some might disagree with Wheel of Time, as the series kind of meandered after the second book, with characters doing a lot, but advancing very little.

Mike Frizzell [dot] net 2009

After you graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1974, you told me you "meandered" throughout your twenties.

The Somerville News Blog 2009

When the announcement was given for the ceremony to begin, everybody kind of meandered over to the field and stood around in a circle.

Hullabaloo 2008