Sentence examples for downstream journey from inspiring English sources

The downstream journey takes three nights and four days – it takes longer going upstream.

It ostensibly describes the downstream journey of a vessel that has lost its haulers, its rudder, its anchor, wandering to and fro and witnessing bizarre sights en route to nowhere in particular.

As the boat swung into the swift current of the Mekong, he scrambled back behind the wheel, the engine roared, and we resumed our downstream journey toward Luang Prabang, Laos.

Similarly, young salmon must be allowed to pass a dam safely on their journey downstream to feeding grounds in the ocean.

The car's journey downstream was halted by the middle section of a bridge.

The chief chose to treat the boy with traditional plant medicines rather than send him a day's journey downstream to Puerto Esperanza.

The dying Kurtz is taken aboard the boat (along with a prodigious quantity of ivory), but he does not survive the journey back downstream.

And now we were raring to tackle the Dihang, or Great River, as the Brahmaputra is called in its upper reaches -- a thrilling whitewater journey that in eight days would take us 110 miles downstream back to Pasiighat.

This will likely jeopardise on the journey towards realising the much desired sustainable development objectives at the downstream levels (Kassie et al., 2015; Labbé et al. 2016; Wambua and Omoke 2014).

Downstream, you're on Offa's Dyke, chasing the Mercian king on a crisscrossing journey through the Welsh Marches.

The silt that was once carried downstream by a swollen river, replenishing the soil and nutrients, no longer makes its journey.