The dredge barge clanked downstream with its dipper handle swinging.
Herzog was now going to shoot some closeup footage while flowing downstream with the actors.
Tourists pay around five hundred dollars a day to float downstream with a guide.
It's not uncommon to see sparkling tea lights floating downstream with them too, adding that extra touch of Parisian magic.
At first, it was one of the belts, then it was downstream, with one of the magnets.
They would head downstream with milk, meat and hay, for a penny a ton per mile before returning with coal, cotton and molasses.
Many analysts, such as the oil team at Nomura, have suggested for some time that the industry giants, including BP, should consider the idea of separating upstream and downstream, with a view to unlocking extra value for shareholders.
Four miles downstream, with inputs from 24 gushing sewers and 60,000 pilgrim-bathers, the concentration is 3,000 times over the safety limit.
And while avid boaters might want to paddle themselves upriver, it's far easier to get a lift to the Glen Canyon Dam, then paddle downstream with the current.
We kids hared around the meadows while he patched it up or, much to my mum's despair, piled on board and gleefully cast off downstream with Dad at the helm to see how far the boat could travel before it started sinking.
To explain the finer points, which might seem arcane to nonfishers, or even to people satisfied with worms on hooks or plastic lures, Mr. Darlington said that, up till the late 19th century, people who fished with imitation flies did so by casting their lines downstream with the lures submerged.
