We replied equally vociferously, calling them to come ahead, which they did for half an hour more, slowly zigzagging up a slope of coarse, black volcanic sand.

It was snowing heavily, and I was dizzy and felt strange, I may have zigzagged a little.

I zigzagged up the steep pathway, breathing in the thin, keen morning air, and humming a lilt as I went, until I came out, a little short of breath, among the whins upon the top.

Pursuing the latter up a gorge, and then turning to the left on a branch road, which zigzags up the sides of the gorge, one soon finds oneself on the top of a ridge.

We could zigzag only a few steps.

If the reader had been in my skin, zigzagging his way through five different armies, the things which I saw are precisely the ones which he would have seen.