Translation of "Zickzackkurs" in English

In zigzag fashion, the line continues from Cavaglia further down into the valley via Cadera to Privilasco.

You weren't zigzagging when you took the torpedo.

Ernst Neumann’s escape was a zigzag journey through Europe.

The gas flows on a zigzag course through the module and over these pockets.

The prey's course has become erratic.

We are stunned by the zigzagging of the Greek Government in the past few hours and days.

Russia’s foreign policy resembles a zigzag course.

Near White Haven it turns south, following a zigzag whitewater course through Lehigh Gorge State Park to Jim Thorpe, then southeast, past Lehighton.

Two decades ago, judicious European politicians looked for a “third way,” steering a zigzag course between the importance of market mechanisms and that of other social priorities, according to which the market needed to be directed.

The device additionally possesses a control apparatus which is influenced by four sensors arranged at the corners of the device and controls the travel of the device on the bottom of the swimming pool between opposite swimming pool walls in a zigzag path.

It flows southwest to Wapakoneta, then generally north in a zigzag course, past Delphos, Fort Jennings and Oakwood.

The route leads from the port of Eminönü in a zigzag course between the European and Asian bank to Anadolu Kavagi and lasts about 90 minutes.

This does not mean that they "flash like lightning with every movement", but the track of their locomotion was comparable to the one of a lightning in the sky – that is to say a zigzag course.

The input of values above '100' is principally possible, but may make no sense - it might result in a flight route which runs a zigzag.

After the Greek Government decided to break off negotiations on extending the programme of assistance for Greece, Foreign Minister Steinmeier said he was “stunned” at Athens’ “zigzagging”.

So, on their way to a certain destination, they move ahead in a zigzag course – one time straight forward, then straight sideward – until they have reached the destination they are striving for.

On `Seven Steps Behind', the borders between reality and the weird have collapsed on each other, and with each listen through its zigzagging course, you're rewarded by its strange twists and turns.

Over the next decade and a half, the Soviet bureaucracy zigzagged between outright conciliation of the various imperialist powers and heedless adventurism bound for defeat, but the theory of "socialism in one country" was the mainstay of evolving Stalinist dogma.

Over the next decade and more, as the Trotskyists fought relentlessly to uphold the banner of Leninist internationalism, the Stalinist bureaucracy zigzagged between outright conciliation of the various imperialist powers and heedless adventurism bound for defeat, transforming the Comintern from a party seeking international workers revolution into one acting as a tool of Kremlin diplomacy. Today the KKE denies the very existence of a Macedonian nation, language or minority.

Over the past financial year, the Board of Management has again failed to stop both DEUTZ's zigzag trajectory and the period of drought that has now been continuing for a number of years.

The zigzagging CI leadership under Zinoviev pushed the Bulgarian party onto its adventurist course while simultaneously establishing a Red Peasant International, the Krestintern, and supporting the formation of bourgeois “workers and peasants parties” around the world.