Sentence examples for creeks from from inspiring English sources

We sampled delicate Rhode Island Moonstone oysters; sweet-finishing Island Creeks from Duxbury, Mass., where John Alden lived; meaty Wellfleets, whose slim, greenish shells are well designed to resist Cape Cod's potent tides, and mild, metallic-tasting pond oysters from the Vineyard.

The sediments are brought into the creeks from the erosion prone open coast beaches as well as through small rivers and inlets, and dispersed and deposited along the coast.

Early Seminole bands were disaffected Lower Creeks from Georgia who came to Florida during the early to mid-eighteenth century, eventually coalescing into a distinct social and political identity (the Seminole) toward the end of the eighteenth century (Covington 1993; Craig and Peebles 1974; Leitch Wright 1981 , 1986 Sturtevant 1971; Weisman 1989).

While in the canyon, it receives Pine, Big Bear, Middle Potlatch and Little Potlatch Creeks from the north, and Boulder and Cedar Creeks from the south.

Selected LHP Doug Creek from Durham.

Transferred LHP Doug Creek from the 15-to the 60-day disabled list.

"They're bubbling the creek from the bottom — the technique is borrowed directly from waste treatment plants," he said.

That stopped the creek from burying sediment contaminated by Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCBs) from an old capacitor plant upstream.

After that the area filled in with new plants, mostly perennials that had washed down the creek from other gardens.

The creek banks here are actually the remnants of old dikes, which were constructed to separate the creek from cleared rice fields.

A tiny dam holds back the creek, from which the town's water enters a pipe no wider than a coffee mug.