Sentence examples for a stream that has from inspiring English sources
She reminisced about a stream running next to her home — a stream that has since dried up — and drinking fresh, clear water.
If a message shows up in realtime (i.e. in the caching phase), it's an opportunity to switch the conversation over to a stream that has no caching limitation.
The flow goes to the ORMAT binary plant rated at 300 kWe, and the spent geothermal water at 71 80 °C goes to a cooling pond, where it cools to ~ 27 °C, and then flows to the Nam Mae Chai (river), a stream that has a typical base flow of ~ 1500 l/s.
At the end of my walk, I looked across the valley, past a stream that had carved out the mountain on which the Sassi clustered, toward terraces of olive and fig trees.
In times of heartache and of fear it has always been trees, birds, a stream that have sustained me, given me courage, and hinted at ways to continue on.
The arrangement continued after Hoyland's death, and is only now coming to an end, providing a funding stream that has helped Hoyland's widow, Beverley Heato-Hoyland, to manage the estate.
Can you name an industry enjoying a revenue stream that has increased by about 1,200% in six years?
"[Cobain's] catalogue has an income stream that has maintained a very steady pace and even growth when most music catalogues have fallen dramatically," said music executive Larry Mestel, who owned the rights to a portion of Nirvana's publishing from 2006 to 2013.
The attacks were the latest in a steady stream that has resulted in the deaths of at least 48 Iraqis and seven US troops since Wednesday Two US soldiers were killed in separate incidents in the capital, one by a roadside bomb in the south of the city and another in a shooting in the north.
"Aside from just the philanthropic benefit, the other side of this for us is a lead stream that has generated $2 million in upsell," Simons says.
These humid conditions and a jet stream that has pushed into the northern parts of the U.S. help kick off thunderstorm activity 30 40 days per year.
