maze

It’s unfair to ask them to have to come up with their own testing strategies, or to have to navigate the maze of their local health authority’s often shifting recommendations.

It’s a maze of supply chain components that are largely obscure, and the consumer doesn’t really know what they’ll have to pay.

In the age of globalization, the market must escape the same maze of adapters that beleaguered the first wave of electrification.

Yet there was a maze Of circumstance that showed even then to me Perplext and strange.

When Dorothy was with Mr. Harley she had been in a maze, a whirl.

He hit the ground running and melted like a shadow into the maze of towering rose-bushes and spreading trees.

Cecil, lying in a maze of bitter thought, became aware of the presence of another, and raised his head.

Nevertheless, Bath was then a maze of only four or five hundred houses, crowded within an old wall in the vicinity of the Avon.

She touched the velvet couches almost with fear, and passed from object to object in a sort of maze.

There were trucks rumbling all around underneath, here in this maze of scaffold columns.