Sentence examples for creek stream from inspiring English sources

Brandywine Creek, stream in southeastern Pennsylvania and western Delaware, U.S., rising in two branches in Chester county, Pennsylvania, which join near Coatesville.

Bonanza Creek, stream in western Yukon, Canada, rising near Dawson and flowing 20 mi (32 km) northwest to the Klondike River.

The mean BDOC expressed as a percent of the total DOC in the White Clay Creek stream water was 35 ± 4.1% prior to injection of the O horizon leachate samples (data not shown).

Biofilm reactors colonized and sustained by a continual perfusion with White Clay Creek stream water containing DOM and suspended bacteria were used to measure the aerobically biodegradable dissolved organic carbon (BDOC) content of leaf litter leachates as described previously [65].

I. walleriana follows this trend, as is indicated by the high frequency with which herbarium records mention the presence of a creek, stream, or ditch.

In general, these resources can be classified as groundwater or surface water and commonly include underground aquifers, creeks, streams, rivers, and lakes.

In Pennsylvania, where drilling in the Marcellus is already taking place, environmental groups are asking that state's environmental officials to disclose whether drilling pits have overflowed and spilled their toxic contents into flooded creeks, streams and rivers.

St . Petersburgwas constructed on what originally were more than 100 islands formed by a latticework of rivers, creeks, streams and natural canals that flow into the Baltic Sea at the mouth of the Neva River.

By defining "navigable waterways" to include creeks, streams, ditches, channels and many normally dry areas of a field, the Obama EPA earned the ire of many rural states.

But spring creeks (streams formed by ice-cold springs) and rivers known as "tailwaters" (rivers fed by the dams that release cool water from the bottom) fish well all year round, even in the dog days of August.

This wastewater can eventually make its way to creeks, streams and rivers.