Sentence examples for draining toward from inspiring English sources

The road turned to dirt, and topped out over a pass into a stunning valley of tundra, yellow and purple wildflowers bursting from its flanks, waterfalls pouring off the rim and a stream at the floor draining toward the sea.

In Fayetteville, a military city of 200,000 that is home to the Army's Ft. Bragg, nearly 20% of residents live below the poverty line, and many of them live near Cape Fear River, which is expected to crest Tuesday as floodwaters from Florence start draining toward the Atlantic Ocean.

The waters on their slopes drain toward the basin's centre, which was once covered by a series of lakes.

They were still on standby, as the rain that Hurricane Florence had dumped upstate drained toward New Bern.

To the east of the range, the Chambal River the only large and perennial stream in the state and other waterways generally drain toward the northeast.

The porous lines also allowed up to 200,000 gallons of rainwater a day to drain toward the Upper Occocoquan water treatment plant in nearby Chantilly, eating up capacity that officials say soon will be needed for new commercial and residential development.

In the 7300 block of Rockwell on Tuesday afternoon, a man's blood drained toward the curb in front of a Buick SUV he had bought the night before, according to a stunned neighbor who had known the victim, Brian B Winters, for 10 years.

The lake subsequently drained toward north (Ori et al. 2000; Harrison and Chapman 2008, 2010; Lucchitta 2009; Metz et al. 2009; Flahaut et al. 2010; Lucchitta 2010; Sowe et al. 2011; Warner et al. 2013).

Left to its own devices, a bubble will weaken and pop as the fluid sandwiched between two thin layers of soap succumbs to gravity and drains toward the floor.

Builders should also make certain that water won't drain toward the playhouse site, since that will undermine the foundation.

Connections between these watersheds would be congruent with the Great Basin lineage of cutthroat trout arising in an ancient Colorado River area that either invaded the Bonneville basin by a past connection or evolved within the basin when some parts drained toward the Colorado River watershed.