Sentence examples for creek thought from inspiring English sources

In Washington State, USA, a population of native Chinook salmon was discovered in Lower Crab Creek, a creek thought unsuitable for their survival.

If she got lost among the flat, winding creeks her panicky thoughts were not of north, south, east or west, but of "upriver", "downstream", and the tribes, Eskimo and Tlingit, who lived on either side.

And you do, helplessly in her thrall, a compelling voice from another time seeping into your mind, guiding your thoughts, actions, even perceptions through a garden, along a creek and then to the water's edge and back again.

Now, just to bring this disintegrated thought process back home: Our house is in a hollow created by a spring-fed creek, and across the creek is a grassy knoll belonging to the neighbor.

We forded a creek.

But an African creek.

Down by the creek.

Here was the creek.

Bullfrogs belched in the creek.

Crab-crawling toward the creek.

Sinkler kneeled beside the creek.