Sentence examples for how much river from inspiring English sources

In the talks, Florida has so far demanded that Georgia sign on both to agreements that would guarantee minimum flows of water at the point where the Chattahoochee crosses the Florida line, and to limits that would affect how much river water Georgia could withdraw.

But a network of levees has held the Mississippi back for decades, so it is doubtful how much the river could feasibly be moved; the process of changing the course of America's greatest river is more glacial than alluvial.

The day after the heavy downpour, Leo Henning, upon learning how much the river had risen, went in to see Ralph Oakley, the station's general manager.

Both novels were full of wild, gothic scenes and, as I looked around at the dark water that disappeared back into the cypress trees shrouded in Spanish moss, I thought about how much the river would have appealed to Bob and how much he would have appreciated my situation.

The large number of fish killed, however, did serve to illustrate how much the river had improved from the lifeless, "melancholy stream" of the 1950s.

And it's unclear how much propofol Rivers got.

The campers came Thursday to the annual Weed Wallow, wading into the river to pull up thick weeds that are both a nuisance and a sign of how much healthier the river has become since 1961 when Mr. Seeger wrote "Sailing Up My Dirty Stream".

Public consultation will begin in June to decide how much of the river bank road network should be closed to traffic.

That is how much the great river, the Father of Waters to Indians, has fallen since cresting a week ago at its highest level on record, 49.5 feet.

Mr. Athanson once rowed across the Connecticut River dressed as George Washington to draw attention to a dispute over how much of the river belonged to Hartford and how much belonged to East Hartford.

But the federal government would not embark on the project until the other six states Colorado Basin states joined California in an agreement about who was entitled to how much of the river's water.