Sentence examples for comes downstream from inspiring English sources

To reach it I have to cross a river before it becomes too high to ford (more snowmelt comes downstream during the day, even with the midnight sun).

If less water comes downstream because of the dams, the lake will not flood as usual and the fish will not be able to migrate upstream, affecting the food supplies of millions of people.

A rig coming downstream on this September day would be averaging about eight knots.

On a shelf sits the box for river mail, where letters wait for rafters coming downstream.

"I think there will be more value coming downstream to content creators as time goes on".

In Gloucestershire, the River Severn burst its banks when high tides combined with the Severn Bore and extra water coming downstream.

"The amount of mercury coming downstream is proportional to the storm.

Austin locals, who know that what goes into the water upstream invariably comes out downstream, had another idea.

The game, in which competitors drop sticks into a river upstream off a bridge and see which comes out downstream first, is first mentioned in the book The House At Pooh Corner by AA Milne published in 1928.

In this case, a wide range of the downstream-side surface -90° < θ < 75° is covered by the electron flux coming from downstream, and only a small area near the terminator of the positive-y side is hit by the electrons from upstream.

But when we come ashore downstream, Gilbert is thrilled to discover the Weiner Boat docked.