Among them are the River Roar, St. Stan's Polish Festival, the Independence Day Fireworks Festival, the Pig Gig Rib Roast, and the River of Time living history reenactment.
"Almost harvest time," Mr. Kim said as he bumped slowly beneath another verdant arbor of pears, and the river of traffic rolled by in the distance.
When, for example, you're at a busy junction, and it means that you can launch off safely, a few essential seconds before the dam breaks and the river of impatient killer metal is released.
After TV commissions dried up, Sharples – who died of heart failure – wrote the novels Soap in the Afternoon (1990), A Year in Muswell Hill (a parody of A Year in Provence, under the pen-name Pierre LaPoste, 2003), Getting Even: The Biggest Heist in History (2007), Village in Aspic (2012) and Idunno Jenkins and the River of No Return (2012).
Earlier this year, William Craddock traveled to the Pantanal region of Brazil and the River of Doubt, following in the footsteps of Theodore Roosevelt's legendary 1914 trek.
The world's deepest producing field, in 7,000 feet of water, is a Shell/BP project called Na Kika that uses a 20,000-ton semisubmersible floating platform loosely tethered to the seafloor that's strong enough to hold the weight of 1.5 miles of pipe and the river of oil running through it.
Each of these data elements are the inputs Facebook uses to grok, matrix, and distribute the river of information called the Feed (more on this later).
I-75 continues northward through Cheboygan County, passing the community of Indian River and spanning the river of the same name.
She did not pause, but rather raised a hand in greeting, gave me a smile and let the river of people carry her on her way.
Then came Enoch Powell and the "rivers of blood" speech.
Dispersed rural settlement is the rule along the coast and the rivers of northern Jiangsu.
