Schubert uses tuneful flowing brooks to murmur comfort to suicidal lovers; Wagner has maidens and fateful rings at the bottom of a heroically surging Rhine.
Risks may change in the long term due to factors such as increased urbanization and effluent-dominated instream flows (Brooks et al. 2006), increased disease pressures, demographic change, population increases, technological developments (e.g., move from small molecules to biologics, development of nanomedicines, improvements in drug delivery), and climate change.
The premieres include a study of loss, a fast-paced outburst of rambunctious energy and a dance that proceeds like an ever-flowing brook.
Today it resembles the park of some ancient noble seat, with woods & lawns, & a meadow through which flows a brook bathed in by robins & bordered by lofty willows..
Today it resembles the park of some ancient noble seat, with woods & lawns, & a meadow through which flows a brook bathed in by robins & bordered by lofty willows.
N. G. Shippobotham: Like rise of late spring tide, a rare flow brooking no resistance (rays of light; anag. less R).
Beyond the sign, the path turns into an ankle-deep, tadpole-filled brook flowing into a hardy forest.
But Bill Robinson just goes right ahead -- one-two-three-four-one-two-three-four -- to the regulation beat, slow measured and indescribably liquid, like a brook flowing over pebbles".
On Saturday, the 2nd of December, 2006, a naked body was discovered by a member of the public in a brook flowing through Hintlesham, a well-to-do village five miles outside of Ipswich.
