Sentence examples for a stream called from inspiring English sources
The next section of the border was once marked by a stream called Hook Creek.
The manor house sits on the bank of a small reservoir — a dammed portion of a stream called the Kuksu.
An extensive search that began in Brewster, N.Y., ended in Livingston when a real estate agent showed her an 1820 Federal-style house perched atop a pretty bluff overlooking a stream called the Roeliff Jansen Kill.
According to local lore, runaway slaves traveled up the Hudson River to Peekskill, clambered up a stream called MacGregory Brook, paused in the safehouse and crossed through a secret tunnel onto Mr. Beecher's estate.
It happens that a hiking-and-birding trail, some of it paved, runs down a stream called Stony Brook, crosses the water on a footbridge, and continues beside Jasna Polana for two or three hundred yards before intersecting U.S. 206, the road to Trenton.
From here, the quickest route to the top of Scafell Pike tracks up from a stream called Lingmell Beck to a steep ridge known as Brown Tongue then onto Lingmell Col and the summit, marked by a circular pile of boulders.
Then, these compressed video and audio streams are multiplexed together with data streams into a single stream, called a transport stream (MPEG-2 TS Transport Stream).
RICK DARKE, a gardener who can bring landscapes to life with his words and photographs, spent 20 years observing a particular section of a woodland stream, called Red Clay Creek, near his home in southeastern Pennsylvania.
At that time a minor stream called the Konai-Jenai probably a spill channel of the Old Brahmaputra—followed the course of today's Jamuna River (now the main Brahmaputra channel).
This week, Dose did a live stream called "Locker Room Talk," a reference and response to Donald Trump's defense of his horrifying 2005 brags about kissing and groping women whether they liked it or not.
She was drawn to water, too, especially, as a child, to the clear, clean water that gushed from an underground stream called Kanungu, close to a sacred fig tree.But even before she went abroad, pressure on the land was increasing.
