The phrase "a great stream" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large or significant flow of water, or metaphorically to refer to a large quantity of something moving or being produced.
Example: "As we hiked through the forest, we came across a great stream that sparkled in the sunlight."
Alternatives: "a large river" or "a significant flow".
Also a great stream of wounded is being transported, nobody knows whither, including a large proportion of boys and some women.
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Then they rode amongst the people, and there was a great outcry, and a moment after, a man passed without hat, and wiping the blood off his head with his hand, and it ran down his arm in a great stream.
The future is brighter with a great stream of 17 new and upcoming products for varying ailments, including antipsychotic Cariprazine and antidepressant Viibryd.
But if you refute them singly, the flame which derived its strength from the mass of fuel will die down as soon as the material which fed it is separated, just as if we divert a great stream into a number of channels we may cross it where we will.
On and on this passage goes, a great stream-of-consciousness explosion of words.
"Our focus is on delivering a great streaming experience".
Sony's PlayStation Vue service is a great streaming alternative for live content if you're not able to capture OTA content with an antenna from your home.
For me, it is just the opposite - it gives me a pathway into the great stream of human history.
This once vibrant market used to be a great revenue stream for Hollywood.
