Sentence examples for current the way from inspiring English sources

"The water was only like six feet, and the current, the way it is, it just makes it 10 times more dangerous".

You would hope that your poem becomes a kind of current, the way that water moves down through limestone in Ireland and makes a path through seemingly impenetrable rock.

He had that local-boy reach of the arm as he glided down a huge summer swell, the grace of his relaxed face, proud, turned into the tidal force of current, the way only a local boy can take a real wave and make it his very own ride, sleek and easy.

He learned the tides and currents the way other urbanites learn the bus and subway lines.

Sometimes we paddled hardly at all, sailing currents the way a bird sails thermals.

But the locals say that out-of-towners don't understand the fickle currents the way they do.

There is less affection for the current players, the way things are going.

Seeking out the river where they were born, the salmon swim upstream to spawn, fighting the current all the way.

That means you've got to improve the efficiency of your current businesses, the way they are constructed today.

The current economy, the way it's built, makes people docile.

Members of the group say the current way the water runs supports significant, protected wildlife such as dragonflies, plants, birds and fish.