Sentence examples for greatest river system from inspiring English sources
This was the greatest river system that has ever drained Europe, and without much resistance it gouged out the English Channel and drove back to the two sides the chalk cliffs of France and England.
The bridge - the first on the world's greatest river system symbolises the surging development at the heart of the world's largest rainforest and will bring much-needed economic opportunities for those living on the far bank.
REPORTER AT LARGE about a journey by ship up the Amazon river, through the 2 1/2 million square miles of the region called Amazonas - the basin of the world's greatest river system, which includes large parts of Colombis, Peru & Bolivia, but lies mostly in Brazil.
By Peter Matthiessen The New Yorker, July 8, 1961 P. 30 REPORTER AT LARGE about a journey by ship up the Amazon river, through the 2 1/2 million square miles of the region called Amazonas - the basin of the world's greatest river system, which includes large parts of Colombis, Peru & Bolivia, but lies mostly in Brazil.
The New Yorker, July 8 , 1961P. 30 REPORTER AT LARGE about a journey by ship up the Amazon river, through the 2 1/2 million square miles of the region called Amazonas - the basin of the world's greatest river system, which includes large parts of Colombis, Peru & Bolivia, but lies mostly in Brazil.
Theodore Roosevelt predicted the great river system could be harnessed to create "populous manufacturing communities".
After centuries of exploration and exploitation, the trunk of this great river system has been largely abandoned by its native inhabitants.
West flowing rivers in the Jutland Peninsula were tributaries to the postglacial Elbe River thus constituting one large river system.
And that is thanks to the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal, connecting the two great river systems of Europe: the Rhine in the west, the Danube in the east.
The Continental Divide separates the landscape into the watersheds of two great river systems: the Colorado Gila San Juan, in the west, and the Rio Grande Pecos, in the east.
