Sentence examples for fast-moving current from inspiring English sources

Dropped off on the ocean side, you dive deep right away, to 100 feet, into the fast-moving current.

Video taken by the judicial commission a week after the women were found shows a fast-moving current.

Friday afternoon, the Coast Guard rescued three people seen clinging to a boat caught in a fast-moving current.

Gushing down the hill towards it along Rua Capitão Salomão, a fast-moving current of water sent a fleet of black rubbish bags sailing down the street, straight into the back of the suddenly motionless traffic.

What he truly hates is Enlightenment ideas and practices, and here his satire intersects with a fast-moving current of French reactionary thought, exemplified by "The Suicide of France," a surprise best-seller by the television journalist Éric Zemmour.

And yet, aided in part by a fast-moving current, Mr. Adami finished the swim in 1 hour 9 minutes, more than an hour under the 2-hour-20-minute cutoff.

The rescue operation was also complicated by fast-moving currents in the muddy river and very poor visibility.

Playing the angry and fast-moving currents of badinage against the dreamy swirl of memory, the novel's flow is one of full-bore local savvy.

Putting these clues together, we can tell that the early dinosaurs and crocodilian relatives whose fossils we find lived on floodplains with rivers and streams that shifted back and forth between slow- and fast-moving currents.

His "natural" fish are raised in pens that hold fewer fish than those for his regular farm-raised salmon, and they live in a body of water where fast-moving currents constantly provide fresh water and flush away waste.

She conducted impact assessments following the 2010 Mount Merapi eruption in Indonesia, where 200 people were killed and more than 400,000 were evacuated and 2200 buildings were damaged by fast-moving currents of hot gas and rock known as pyroclastic flows.