'full river' is not a grammatically correct part of a sentence.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'full of water'. For example, "The river was full of water after the heavy rain."
To improve trust, short of a full river treaty, Mr Li agreed to share data on river flows, notably on the mighty Brahmaputra, for five more years, and pass on warnings of floods for some months of the year.
Coveting real estate is as close to a common genetic trait as New Yorkers have, a shared longing and lust for neighbors' square footage and floor plans, wood-burning fireplaces and full river views.
Forbes thought it unwise to attempt a full river crossing at night, which he reasoned might lead to his force being surrounded in the darkness and massacred, but also felt he could not recall Wilson, as to do so would be to lose Lobengula for sure.
Rafting companies often offer different trips on "sections" of a river, so if you have small children or others who may be excluded from a full river trip, check out options for them.
Groups traditionally at odds — environmentalists seeking full rivers for fish and farmers tending pistachio or pomegranate trees — agree that water banking is a useful strategy for managing a vital resource.
On the one hand, fuller rivers threaten more flooding.
And it is this: fuller rivers cannot be explained by more rainfall or haze or changes in land use, but they can be explained by higher concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide.The mechanism is straightforward.
Don't they realise that Germany weren't even playing in that game in 1982 (though it's too much to expect ITV to pay attention to anything like the political borders in place at the time)." Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 8.38pm BST20:38 — Football Clichés (@FootballCliches) June 30 ,2014 Lee Dixon's gone full River Island tonight.
"The full moon river is flowing as fast as paper, / dog-eared waves and creases intercepting each other", "The Garden Path" tells us.
In its latest drought briefing, the Environment Agency said almost all reservoirs are now at least 75% full and river flows have returned to normal for the time of year.
Almost all reservoirs are now at least 75% full and river flows have returned to normal for the time of year, the agency said, but groundwater levels are still below normal, with some areas needing 140% of long-term rainfall this winter to recover fully.
