Sentence examples for its riverbanks from inspiring English sources

Several battles of World War I were fought along its riverbanks.

When Darci Ferrarin bought a large farm in Mato Grosso in 1998, he knew that its riverbanks had been illegally cleared.

Its riverbanks were dotted with numerous mansions, mosques, temples, bazaars and churches.

Moist deciduous trees grow in the upper Gangetic plain, especially along its riverbanks.

On summer evenings families picnic along its riverbank, women loosening cumbersome chadors, offering a glimpse of red hem or tight denim.

Among the smaller animals are species of gerbils, jerboas (desert rats), hares, shrews, bats, hedgehogs, river otters, and the Buxton's mole rat, which covers the entrance of its riverbank burrow with a mound of clay.

When we talk about an estuary, we usually refer to those parts of a river and sea which continuously merge into one another along with its accompanying riverbank and coastline areas.

The building materials group Cemex UK has announced that it is planning to sell its lakes and riverbanks, a decision that has sent ripples of concern throughout the world of angling.

Its territory snakes along riverbanks, grabbing towns here and there, extending its fingers into patches of desert.

A bald eagle, its wings spanning more than six feet, swoops toward an Alaskan riverbank, its talons spread to grasp a salmon.

With this bloodthirsty charge, the undercover crime reporter heads off to the town on its muggy, woebegone riverbank, point of entry for much of the gang's shipments and the venue where this troublemaker has been operating.