Sentence examples for moving waterways from inspiring English sources

As the larvae develop tails, they seek out slower moving waterways and slowly mature over a period of a dozen years.

It found some oil on two small farm ponds, but said they did not connect to moving waterways and that drinking wells did not seem to be affected.

At least 10 people were pulled out of the fast-moving waterways; there were no fatalities, authorities said.

From Maun, the group travels by vehicle to the wetlands of the Okavango Delta (where boat trips are available) before moving on to the waterways and dry lands of the Moremi Game Reserve and the woodlands of the Chobe National Park.

"Moving carp from the waterways to private lakes is big money," says Britton. "A legitimate carp at 30 pounds can be sold for $9,000.

Advocates of separating the waterway system from Lake Michigan said that the study bolstered their case because it found that in 2008 only 12 percent of Chicago-waterways cargo moved between Chicago-area waterways and the lake, the great majority of it to and from industries in nearby northwest Indiana.

All those things move on the waterways, so if it shuts down you've got a huge stop of commerce".

He envisioned new ports in the Chicago area equipped to handle shipping containers, which are not now moved on local waterways or the Great Lakes.

U.S. ports and waterways move almost 99% of the country's international trade by volume and 61% by value, according to America's Ports Today, a February 2006 brief from the American Association of Port Authorities.

Water voles are widespread elsewhere in Europe, living in the banks of slow moving rivers, streams and other waterways.

The road system eventually surpassed the country's inland waterways as the principal means for moving cargo and passengers.