The remaining male shoppers continue to move downstream, to places like Kohl's, said Mr. Cooper of Peter J. Solomon.
It is a wild hatchery for trout that move downstream to the Madison River, a public river.
The idea for Kent's ice watch was initially suggested by the late John Greene, a newspaperman and town resident who, according to former Kent Fire Chief Art Seabury, had seen "some fellows make a brush pile on a river in Alaska, and make book -- a quarter here, a quarter there -- on when the pile would move downstream".
As the Animas River drama unfolds – and the heavy metal-laced plume continues to move downstream where it has now converged with the San Juan River, which eventually feeds into Glen Canyon National Recreation area and Lake Powell – the short-term effects are being monitored and the long-term effects are being speculated.
As with the takeover of RMC by Mexico's Cemex, or Blue Circle by France's Lafarge, or BPB, a plasterboard-maker, by Saint-Gobain, another French group, the Hanson deal was part of a consolidation of building-materials groups: pure cement firms are trying to move downstream and others are seeking to widen their interests.
There are many waterborne diseases that move downstream into the ocean through human sewage, even some that cause deadly coral diseases, and our goal is to investigate the twin problem of sewage pollution for human health and coral health, particularly inside marine protected areas.
The club quickly moved downstream.
But oil moving downstream in a swift river?
Bus stops moved downstream from intersections, and parking meters appeared in Manhattan.
Unless flood barriers are placed along rivers from near the source to the sea, the problem is merely moved downstream.
Moving downstream three or four feet after every cast, I was soon rewarded with a solid hit.
