Sentence examples for freshet with from inspiring English sources

At this orgasmic eruption, fish gather at her feet, and during peak moments she lets loose a freshet with the pressure of a fire hydrant.

(Oddly enough, the wide open spaces and big, blue skies confound him a bit here, as they did in "A Life Less Ordinary".) Mr. Boyle and his squad are also gifted at shifts in tone, slipping from cheeky to dread in the same shot, like a gentle freshet with a pearly froth that pours into an ominous waterfall.

The tunnel became a kind of creek bed, a freshet in the spring, with nice grassy banks, and flowers that had run wild from the old gardens.

Thus, as wild fish are migrating to ocean feeding grounds in time with the spring freshet and other environmental cues (e.g. temperature and light [14] [17]), and hatchery fish continue to have static release times, the low post-release survival of hatchery coho may simply be a case of bad timing [8].

Or, if they have been transformed into jewelweed, they've lost that essence of all flowing water which unites the Amazon with a trifling spring freshet: a sense of oceanic propulsion.

The water-balance characteristics for the spring freshet, and the parameters of water-balance dependencies vary with the landscape-hydrological conditions of the territory, and primarily with the heat and moisture availability conditions for the territory.

Consistent with this hypothesis, the short water residence times during freshet were believed to prevent the development of the abundant estuarine microbiota typically observed during summer and fall within the Tillamook Bay [32], and in East Coast estuaries (Parker River estuary and Plum Island Sound) [39].

Although the "freshet line" is considered the edge of private property, many people with boats and such will consider the water's edge their property.

The freshet NO3-N yield per water yield was higher during the years with a thick snowpack and the consequent thawed soil compared to a year with soil frost and minor snowpack.

Predictably, this has produced a freshet of populist outrage.

The trickle of commentaries, if not yet a flood, is becoming a freshet.