Sentence examples for occasional stream from inspiring English sources

We had a low moon for company, and the smell of fields and the coolness of the occasional stream or river we passed over (with accompanying bridge-rumble) and the smoothly presented and taken-away details of each small town — a silent station and an empty platform, a light on in somebody's upstairs bedroom, a Purina Chow billboard next to a street lamp, more trees — were hypnotic and lulling.

We had a low moon for company, and the smell of fields and the coolness of the occasional stream or river we passed over (with accompanying bridge-rumble) and the smoothly presented and taken-away details of each small town a silent station and an empty platform, a light on in somebody's upstairs bedroom, a Purina Chow billboard next to a street lamp, more trees were hypnotic and lulling.

For a little over an hour we followed the trail as it wound through the trees, crossing the occasional stream before arriving back in Don Khoun where our boat was waiting for the return journey to Nong Khiaw.

You'll forgive the occasional stream of consciousness; I imagine there's some legitimate stuff under the snark.

Hillsides have scrub vegetation, and occasional streams flow down the hills during the monsoon season (roughly, October through March).

The score's melodic appeal, the soft golden light and the occasional falling stream of glittery papers are all essential to the precarious beauty of "Fools Paradise".

Personally, I'm looking to replace my dated Razer Mako 2.1 speakers for something smaller and less cable dependent to power my TV and the occasional music streaming from any number of mobile devices.

The network also has a Facebook page to which it added occasional live streaming in January 2011.

Although most of the trees were already stripped bare by the frost, the area's thick rhododendron bushes and dense mist gave the forest a jungle-like feel, abetted by the occasional waterfall and stream.

The streambed is primarily cobble with occasional boulders, and stream habitat is largely riffle with scattered pools and glides (details in (Letcher et al. 2002).

The route had the riders go through rough roads that were heavy with dust and occasional passed over streams, thus flooding the roads.