Sentence examples for river ended from inspiring English sources

"If the river ended in San Diego, I guarantee it wouldn't run dry," he said.

"Salmon migration in the Columbia river ended 26 years before the treaty was ever ratified," says Mr Bennett.

The river ended up far below street level, like a gargantuan gutter, accessible only by steep stairs and avoided by many, if not most, Romans.

The still surface of the river so perfectly mirrored the cliffs and sky that it was hard, at a glance, to know where the river ended and the cliffs began.

While the Bonnet Carré spillway skimmed off only the top 10 to 15 percent of the water column moving down the Mississippi, Dr. Nittrouer and his colleagues estimate that 31 to 46 percent of the sand in the river ended up in the spillway.

The river ends in a delta, a series of ridges and rivers.

Chasing Water, a recent documentary about canoeing down the river, ends with the protagonists grounded on a cracked riverbed.

And, inevitably, the book, like the river, ends by going into the blue with Derek Jarman at Dungeness.

The river ends in a chain of salt lakes in the Denakil Plain, after a northeasterly course of about 750 miles (about 1,200 km).

A warning to get off the balcony, lest a visitor draw fire from the opposite bank of the river, ends the illusion for good.

Following a jangling rendition of Alicia Key's "If I Ain't Got You", a suitably anthemic "Hold Back The River" ends the night with the song that helped forge Bay's success last year.