endless maze造句

• Its interior is a seemingly endless maze of corridors and hallways.
• But then, his girls lost their way in a garden of hydrangea-printed looks that became an endless maze.
• It is a seemingly endless maze of steel and rubber that looks like a Six Flags ride gone awry.
• After being thrown into an endless maze, Saki and Mai have to work in unison if they want to solve the puzzle.
• There thousands of refugees driven north by Israeli attacks filled the ramshackle houses that lined the endless maze of alleys and dusty roads.
• A neat little brain tease of a movie in which assorted characters try to escape from a seemingly endless maze of identical cubicles.
• With the main avenues usually clogged with cars, residents travel many miles across town by barreling through an endless maze of back streets.
• A mysterious temple locked up for centuries, a menacing collection of dangerous booby traps and a frightening and endless maze with no obvious way out.
• The tens of thousands of square miles of rugged mountains form an intricate and seemingly endless maze of thousands of valleys, ravines and caves, some of which are inhabited.
• The skyline along this hot and arid peninsula, which lies between the northern coast of Venezuela and the island of Aruba, is dominated not by buildings but by an endless maze of metal.
• As you wander onward through a seemingly endless maze of wonders, you'll encounter a 1, 050-pound ball of twine and a fully restored train depot complete with a Hannibal & St . Joseph Railroad locomotive.
• As you wander onward through a seemingly endless maze of wonders, you'll encounter a 1, 050-pound ball of twine and a fully restored train depot complete with a Hannibal & AMP; St . Joseph Railroad locomotive.
• This is one of the cellphone's more practical uses, enabling concertgoers to find one another at the arena without having to wander around the venue's seemingly endless maze of frozen margarita stands, T-shirt vendors and cotton candy kiosks.
• Inside the palace is an endless maze of enormous rooms, decorated lavishly by bigger-than-life works by some of the most sought-after artists of the day _ and only two of the floors of the palace are open to visitors.
• At 990 feet, the United States is bigger than any American battleship; and to visitors who delve like spelunkers into her silent, cave-black lower decks, the ship presents an eerie and seemingly endless maze of heavy machinery, ladders, pipes and motors.
• David Plavin, president of the Airports Council International-North America, which represents commercial airports in the U . S . and Canada _ pointed to a " seemingly endless maze of overlapping, duplicative and onerous environmental reviews " that mean building a new runway can take 10 years or more from start to finish.
• And after the endless maze of chili feeds in New Hampshire, the late-night speeches in the snow-covered villages of Iowa that revived his campaign, the national press corps that wrote him off last winter with an attitude that approached disdain, the shallow peaks and deep valleys of the autumn race, after all this and more, no one has a clue as to whether he might win.