A small stream, the River Ogney, runs through the town and joins the streams [Hoddnant and Boverton Brook] which flow in from Eglwys Brewis in the northeast; these then merge and become the Afon Colhuw which meanders down the Colhuw meadows before discharging through an outfall into the sea.
She and her daughter moved to the Bronx, joining the stream of economic refugees flowing north.
Halyna Kolotnytska, 38, has joined the stream of government officials, diplomats and pilots who have deserted the Colonel as his control over the country collapses.
Max is a survivor, like everyone else, and, as we join the stream of action, he is captured and hauled into servitude at the Citadel.
Rima and her children joined the stream of refugees on what has become known as the "ant road", from Turkey to western Europe.
"We had a problem with our CDN [content distribution network] which was preventing new members joining the stream," a company spokeswoman said.
Mr. Gore spoke by telephone from Pittsburgh on the last weekend of campaigning before joining the stream of delegates heading to the first convention in this city since John F. Kennedy was nominated in 1960.
At Bobby's viewing later that week, Lizzie Ritchie, still numb, joined the stream of high school students, recent graduates, families and friends who waited for two hours to pay their final respects.
Among the other intriguing individuals in this volume there's Stefan Alfsson, an Icelandic fisherman who in 2005 quit fishing and joined the stream of young people becoming bankers, setting himself up as "an adviser to companies on currency risk hedging" — without a day of training.
We joined the stream of traffic heading south, the Gallatin River alongside and usually much below the roadway, a dashing high-gradient river with anglers in reflective stillness at the edges of its pools, and bright rafts full of delighted tourists in flotation jackets and crash helmets sweeping through its white water.
