But this year, Mr. Darlington, like more than a quarter of the state's cranberry growers, is preparing to flood his bogs just after Labor Day to capture a river of immature white berries.
Finally, in September, there was Operation Comet, in which the division's three brigades were to land in the Netherlands and each capture a river crossing.
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"Much of what I'm after in my work is to capture a rapturous moment, when a river of our inner life spills out of us like blood, milk or every-growing hair," Greer expressed in a statement.
Riparian municipal wells, that are located on riverbanks, are specifically designed to capture a portion of the river water through induced infiltration.
The 7th Air Division, comprising three parachute regiments and one infantry regiment, was tasked with capturing a number of river and canal bridges that led to the Dutch defensive positions centered around Rotterdam, as well as an airfield at Waalhaven.
After enough water had churned through these models to satisfy the designers, ground was broken at Old River, about a third of a mile from the crippled sill, for the Old River Control Auxiliary Structure, the most advanced weapon ever developed to prevent the capture of a river — a handsome gift to the American Ruhr, worth three hundred million dollars.
Its failure to capture the river crossings at the River Merderet resulted in a delay in sealing off the Cotentin Peninsula.
After setting out from Magama and crossing the Mahaweli river, Dutthagamani captured a number of forts and cities that were under Elara, and killed several of his generals.
On a sunny weekday morning, preparing for his gallery exhibit opening, Aaron Pavelis, 29, was trying to capture the river — his river, an artist's vision, present tense — with paint and palette: a shimmering contrast of old railroad bridges and trees deep in shadow.
One of the most moving spreads shows Taro capturing fish in a river, each fish carrying a reclining Jimmy on its back.
