Sentence examples for off the riverbank from inspiring English sources

A coroner said it appeared that she fell off the riverbank after a night out with friends.

I flew to St . Louis and went up to Grafton, where the Billy Joe Boling came along after a while and picked me off the riverbank with a powered skiff.

The Siamese crocodile, which used to pluck picnicking princesses off the riverbank, according to French explorers, has already disappeared from the main river.

I felt I could just about jump off the riverbank and grab hold of the branch without falling into the river.

In 1842, on a small island just off the riverbank, James Shields, the Illinois state auditor, and Lincoln were preparing to duel with swords when Shields, apparently frightened by Lincoln's long arms, backed out.

Here children swim off the riverbanks and adults fish for dinner and everyone leads the most traditional lives they can, only a few kilometers from Perth's Central Business District.

I tried to put top-spin on my cast, thanks to tennis, and instead of going off toward the riverbank, the line flew up toward the bow, crossing lines with Seth.

Citizens were stranded on opposite sides of the riverbank.

South of the centre is the Pecherskyy district, along the top of the riverbank.

Farther upstream, the horizon turns pink and the boat punts towards hundreds of squawking flamingos, hopping in and out of the water as they forage for lunch or fly off to the riverbanks.

The barges had reached Pariak now, and the infantry jumped off, splashing onto the riverbank to clear the bush while the dead and wounded were loaded onto speedboats heading down the Nile to Juba.