Sentence examples for dirty stream from inspiring English sources

On the quiet hill beside the droning mill, across the dirty stream, nearer than they seem, they wait and will be waiting.

In the rainy season, the thin, dirty stream beneath them would come to life — or a kind of life — but for now it was just an anemic trickle that would not make it to the sea.

"A tumblelog is a quick and dirty stream of consciousness, a bit like a remaindered links style linklog but with more than just links," blogging pioneer Jason Kottke wrote in October, 2005.

By Matt Buchanan May 20, 2013 "A tumblelog is a quick and dirty stream of consciousness, a bit like a remaindered links style linklog but with more than just links," blogging pioneer Jason Kottke wrote in October, 2005.

Ten years ago, they could be found living in the woods in makeshift camps, sleeping on fetid mattresses and drinking from dirty streams.

Whether it was Drake unleashing his Meek Mill diss track via his radio show OVO Sound, Taylor Swift penning open letters to the company on Tumblr, Dr Dre using his show as a launch pad for his new album (potentially), or industry-heavy analysis on why the world's biggest company wants to get its hands dirty in the streaming market, it's likely you've seen and heard of Apple Music by now.

Limb-lopping sweary ultra-violence ensues, offering a fairly consistent stream of dirty cheap laughs as Deadpool gets rear-ended by bullets and butt-plugs alike, while those around him lose their hearts and heads – but mostly their heads.

Delaying the TV throughput, it scans the CC stream for dirty words.

A 1999 poem by Mr. Levine is called "He Would Never Use One Word Where None Would Do" and ends: Fact is, silence is the perfect water: unlike rain it falls from no clouds to wash our minds, to ease our tired eyes, to give heart to the thin blades of grass fighting through the concrete for even air dirtied by our endless stream of words.

For the November event, Mr. Gore's Climate Reality Project will stream content about "dirty weather that's occurred around the world in the last year," said Maggie L. Fox, the project's chief executive, who appeared in person to announce the segment.

"Horrible," Zeibig concluded cheerfully, examining the dirty water I had left streaming down the glass, before demonstrating the art of the window cleaner's "sway".