serpentine

“Second life” is used often in this space, but it’s really one long, serpentine timeline.

A Dodgers clubhouse attendant swooped in and deftly collected the serpentine intruder in a towel.

Without a word, he whisked me past a serpentine of travelers and straight to the metal detector.

Public consensus turned swiftly against her and she exiled herself to write “Reputation,” arguably her most vengeful album, replete with serpentine iconography, “versions” of herself that she would revisit in the “Anti-Hero” video and the Eras tour, and a questionable video for the lead single “Look What You Made Me Do” that saw Swift making finger guns in a bathtub full of diamonds.

Earlier this year, Anadol drew 66,000 visitors in 47 days to “Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive,” an exhibition at the Serpentine Galleries in London where he showed A.I.-generated works representing underwater landscapes and rainforests.