Sentence examples for called a river from inspiring English sources
At its end was the sewer he called a river.
Ecology is so much his passion that sometimes he likes to be called a river singer.
Norman Maclean called "A River Runs Through It" fiction, and the word "fiction" appeared in the book's front matter.
After lunch, he and a younger friend visited a sewer they called a river, where at midday it was cooler than elsewhere.
Although called a river, the Sakonnet is actually a saltwater strait that separates Rhode (Aquidneck) Island from the mainland to the east.
Plus he will front a three-part series on Jordan, called A River Runs Through It, and a series about the "noughties" called Defining a Decade.
'To our left, for the benefit of our drought-stricken Australian friends in the group,' he pointed out the tumbling waters beside the bus, 'this is what we in New Zealand call a river.
As among the works of nature no man can properly call a river deep or a mountain high, without the knowledge of many mountains and many rivers; so in the productions of genius, nothing can be stiled excellent till it has been compared with other works of the same kind.
The effort to curb the southbound flow of what some have called an "iron river of guns" has faced heavy obstacles, including limited resources, relatively open access to firearms and political opposition to tighter gun regulation.
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There's a river called A Gazelle Cannot Cross It, and isolated villages whose zinc roofs are a mix of Mongol and Moorish styles.
