Sentence examples for river retained from inspiring English sources

However, during long time periods of the Middle and Upper Plenivistulian, the river retained an anastomosing or even meandering style, in contrast to Central European rivers.

The river retains its economic importance and is linked with the Volga-Baltic Waterway via the Sukhona River.

Despite its proximity to a major city, the river retains a fairly wild character apart from the industrial development at the mouth.

Although I'm nostalgic for life in the countryside where mountains remain wild mountains and rivers retain their vigorous flow, I cannot help but succumb to the great qualities of Britain – the eccentricities, the tolerance to other cultures, and the quiet celebration of individual freedom.

He said he wanted the work to celebrate how the river had retained its beauty over the centuries.

This would help explain why close relatives such as the river otter retained the S-cones, since they continued to live in shallow coastal marine habitats.

In addition, any juvenile salmon migrating through the trap at the bottom of the river were retained until after the smolt run in 2004 (the vast majority of salmon in this geographic region migrate to sea as 2+ smolts).

Comparing the results of the two approaches it can be observed that floodplains of the near-natural river can retain up to 4% of the river load under wet conditions.

The Chetniks however, appear to have tried to outsmart the HOS forces and Drljević by sending their sick and wounded across the river, but retaining their fit troops south of the river, after which they began moving them westwards.

River Niger is retained as the name of the river that flows southward after the confluence of river Niger and river Benue because it's the bigger river.

It's critical that these river towns retain their distinctive historic character, that they be attractive and thriving".