Sentence examples for over creek from inspiring English sources

From here, the course crosses vast terraces below sheer cliff or tumbling forest, over creek, lake, boulder and sand trap.

In this part of Colombia, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia run things, patrolling roads, punishing law breakers, even building bridges over creek beds.

Creek War, (1813 14), war that resulted in U.S. victory over Creek Indians, who were British allies during the War of 1812, resulting in vast cession of their lands in Alabama and Georgia.

Secretary of War Henry Knox and McGillivray worked out the terms of a treaty specifying American sovereignty over Creek lands within the limits of United States territory and setting a line near the Altamaha River separating Georgian and Creek lands.

Most of this two-hour trek through tree fern glades and over creek crossings is manageable for anyone with a reasonable degree of fitness, although there are steep sections along Paddy Road and Welch Track which may be slippery when wet.

It's time to pack up and navigate our way back over the sunbaked mud, jumping over creeks and slipping over every now and again.

I see it beyond Dutch-named kills, and even past old paved-over creeks in the middle of Manhattan, vertiginously sited below me, though still in many ways a hill-carved island.

For now, though, all I know is that I am supposed to head north, a direction that leads me into a bizarre Los Angeles urbanscape: two cemented-over creeks bisected by a narrow peninsular wedge, and beyond, a sprawling and forbidding swamp the Ballona Wetlands guarded by knotted clumps of pickleweed and dotted with wildflowers.

It continues, passing over another creek before it bends eastward.

There, an algae bloom was taking over the creek, creating what the artist calls "handfuls, armfuls of these thick, green, hairlike strands".

Haskel and other trail officials believe the worst of the danger is over, with creek and river flows peaking in mid-June, and most northbound through-hikers now out of the Sierras.