undulation

Has no one ever told you about the law of Undulation?

The course for the next four or five hundred feet had but little undulation.

Quickly he was inside her, and she brought him off again with sure female undulations.

She made some small undulation with her body, not truly meaning to.

Vast undulations rolling them first one way, then the other.

It is mostly flat, with some undulation near the east side.

He saw, first, just waves and undulations in a contained space.

To the north the land is flat with gentle undulations.

In the desert she goes by camel, another kind of undulation.

The market for naming rights reflects the undulations of American business.

In her drawings, the undulations of the paper itself served to create the same effect.

They appear simply as two undulations about 10 feet wide in a field of grass.

No movement broke the land's static undulation on either side.

It takes the form of three undulations blending into the landscape.

The town is mostly flat, with some slight street undulations.

Settlements were built along the banks following the river's undulations.

They are full of undulations and play lightning fast during the Masters.

But they also contend that for the last 15 years the real estate market here has had a history of undulations.

A single undulation takes 10 million years to complete.

Those undulations add speed, making it difficult to stop putts.

It was the same barren undulation of rock and sand.

Summer, in memory, seems almost like a plain of sunshine, without undulation.

There are little bumps and undulations that I also rub with my hands.

For weeks, I looked out on a field that was uniformly brown, all its undulations exposed to view.

Visitors fixed on the ceiling's undulations must, however, watch their step.