Then you inject seductive love into the heart of every creature that lives in the seas and mountains and river torrents and bird-haunted thickets, implanting in it the passionate urge to reproduce its kind.
A drop of water becomes vapor, which is invisible, yet vapor materializes into billowing clouds, and from clouds rain falls back to earth, forming river torrents and eventually merging into the sea.
The study area disposes an extremely rich natural environment, with abundant habitats, wetlands, natural reserves and protected CORINE and NATURA 2,000 areas; while it is also a rich aquatic compartment with numerous rivers, torrents, streams and lakes.
The threat of floods inundating Thailand's capital could ease by early next month as record-high water levels in the river carrying torrents downstream from the country's north begin to decline, officials said yesterday.
Wet weather turned rivers into torrents, approaches to streams into bogs, and worn paths into morasses.
In addition, the rainfall turned rivers into torrents, sweeping away everything in their path to the sea.
At this time, the river becomes a torrent, as deep as 10 feet, and claims its rightful attention.
In the wet season the river is a torrent that bisects the beach, but for now it's all supremely peaceful.
I proposed pedestrianising Trafalgar Square, building pedestrian bridges and creating a linear park along the north side of the Thames, to replace the four-lane highway that blocks the river with a torrent of traffic or a parking lot for coaches.
'I was interested in dramatic rivers' I had recently moved from Japan to Dartmoor in Devon, and I was very interested in these dramatic torrent rivers that flowed off the moor – rain pours off the land due to deforestation, because there is nothing to stop it.
The partial opening of the Morganza spillway, which could come as soon as this weekend, would send a torrent of river water rushing into a shaft of south Louisiana that is home to about 2,500 people and the site of thousands of acres of farmland.
