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A young man in dark glasses leaped out into the drizzle holding what looked like a carrycot and snaked toward the entrance.

Massive lines snaked out from a theater as Jeddah residents queued up to see the new Saudi comedy "Manahi" .

Tom snaked his way through the crowd .

Then, one or two of snaked out and touched Optimus Prime, like the fingers of a blinded man, searching.

The miners snaked through the basement rubble and prepared to strike a concrete beam with their hammers.

A bill has just snaked through India's parliament calling for Nalanda's revival, at a likely cost of several hundred million dollars.

Then she began to climb the hill, following the path that snaked between the vines.

We snaked our way among the merchants and the beggars, wandered through narrow alleys cramped with rows of tiny, tightly packed stalls.

The problem is bewildering. Along a 17-hour drive from Tokyo to Kesennuma, cars snaked in a line out of almost every petrol station.

The train snaked its way among the mountains.

Long lines snaked outside Apple stores from London to Tokyo as eager buyers vied to be the first to take home the hot new gadget.

Hour-long queues at the tills that snaked around the store were putting many shoppers off.

They were mounted on wagons outside of houses, and rubber hoses snaked inside to suction dirt from carpets, draperies , and davenport s.

The queues snaked around the airport and back to where they had started .

Mr. Abhisit offered the talks after demonstrators embarked on a massive convoy that snaked its way around Bangkok on Saturday.

The queues at fast food restaurants snaked out of the doors.

The child snaked a bony hand out from underher coat and she felt his small fingers searching her face.

The road snaked around the mountains.

A line of 200 people snaked along the sidewalk in front of a neighboring building.

At polling stations around Cairo, voters waited patiently in lines that snaked around blocks.

They snaked logs down the hill with a chain hitch .

Mr. Chen joined Saturday's march, which snaked for several miles through Taipei.

A train of supplies from Latvia snaked through Russia to reach Kazakhstan.

The alchemist's hand snaked down and grasped Breyugar's head.

Wires snaked from below the portable green bleachers.

Thick fog snaked through valleys northeast of Vancouver in late February 2010.

Dozens of hoses snaked through open doors or holes in the walls.

The river snaked away into the distance.

You know, snaked the Oslo candy account from them last year.

The timber was snaked to sawmills.

A grassy path snaked into th' garden.

The stream snaked its way.

At one point in Mongkok, a queue of 50, 000 snaked along Argyle Street, Shanghai Street, Waterloo Road and Portland Street. ? ? ?

A line snaked through the room, with hungry customers eyeing other treats such as fried spring rolls.