Sentence examples for moving downriver from inspiring English sources

But Macy's decided to keep the display on the west side of the island last year in anticipation of moving downriver to the statue this year.

Both the corps and environmental activists agree that the work will pull the salt line -- where the sea water is balanced against freshwater moving downriver -- more than a mile upstream.

It was founded in 1735 as the fortress of Orenburg, which was moved downriver in 1743.

As the boats moved downriver, the smaller offerings followed along in wobbly arcs of light.

It is expected to stay at or near that level for several days before receding as the crest moves downriver, said Susan Buchanan of the National Weather Service.

After failing to take the city in a December overland campaign, he put his Army of the Tennessee aboard transports in January 1863 and moved downriver from Memphis.

An estimated 300,000 tons of sediment will move downriver in the next few months, much of it in the spring runoff.

"We want to screen every drinking water well within the heaviest affected area between Laurel and Billings as quickly as possible and move downriver from there," Steve Merritt, the E.P.A.'s on-scene coordinator, said in a news release.

They had a son and a daughter — Mr. Cohen refused to discuss them at all — and eventually moved downriver to Irvington, to a comfortable though hardly opulent home at the end of a private drive, furnished tastefully with pastel walls and Japanese vases.

In 1839, the Army forced them to move downriver and they settled in the area that became St. Paul.

With water intakes closed, having fresh drinking water may become a problem as the spill slowly moves downriver.