Ad targeting became a river of money that the company directed back into its computing infrastructure.
It marked the beginning of the spilling of blood, later to become a river of blood, first on this island and then in every corner of these Indies".
In Manhattan, Fifth Avenue became a river of pink hats, while in downtown Los Angeles, even before the gathering crowd stretched itself out to march, it was more than a quarter mile deep on several streets.
Cabot ascended the Paraná as far as the present city of Asunción, Paraguay, and also traveled some distance up the Paraguay River; at Asunción he obtained silver trinkets in barter with the Guaraní Indians, and his interest in these objects gave rise to the estuary's permanent name, Río de la Plata, in the hope that it might indeed become a river of silver.
On the worst day of the trip, the trail had become a river and stagnant pools of water that were normally a few inches deep had risen to our chins.
The trickle of slogan tees seemed to become a river, the river a torrent of wisdom, advice, support and calls to action.
In the 80's and early 90's — Japan's boom period — this stream of Western architects became a river.
After the American Revolution, the trickle of travelers became an unstoppable river of men, women and children, and of packhorses loaded with salt, gunpowder, bedding, skillets and seed for the first planting.
