Sentence examples for river's path from inspiring English sources
'river's path' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it any time you are referring to the path taken by a river. For example, "The river's path wound through the forest until finally meeting the sea."
A neighborhood variously called East Hackensack or New Hackensack was established along a ridge on the east bank of the Hackensack River, site of a Native American trail that followed the river's path along what is now River Road, with the earliest known buildings constructed dating back as far as 1704.
Below Gangotri, the river's path is one of increasing degradation.
Levees constrict a river's path and raise its water level, which causes higher, faster flow.
Conditions favourable to vigorous erosion were brought about by the uplift of the region, which steepened the river's path and allowed deep entrenchment.
He explains how the loose riverbed gets rolled around after flooding, so the river's path can change in as little as 24 hours.
In the years following the 1864 floods, it became clear that the 1848 treaty's inattention to the fluctuations of the river's path was creating vexing questions of property, taxation, and jurisdiction.
Heavy rainfall flooded low-lying areas and rivers along the storm's path, including in North Carolina which had previously been affected by hurricanes Bertha and Fran earlier in the year.
But none of that provides the jolt of, say, a picture of a tornado's path or a river on fire.
Elsewhere in the 14-part "The Garden Path", "The river's a mystery school.
The longitudinal dispersion coefficient is proportional to the properties of fluid, hydraulic condition, and the river's geometry (cross sections and path line).
As you emerge from the quad, a bridge to the right leads to the river bank path called Addison's Walk, where J. R. R. Tolkien strolled with C. S. Lewis, while to the left lies the deer park, home to a herd that grazes from July through December.
