Sentence examples for rivulets that from inspiring English sources
Numerical simulations show the appearance of the rivulets that are reputedly responsible for the instability.
But there is energy elsewhere creating rivulets that keep on rippling out, and dipping a toe becomes irresistible.
It seemed as though it had not one but several sources, like rivulets that join together to form a stream.
Azure sky reappears and the afternoon light reflects on rivulets that converge towards the roaring Withybrook rapids before the main river.
The Western Ghats, which slope down abruptly to the western maritime plains, would theoretically allow dams to harness water flowing down the steep slope; however, the rivulets that rise on the summit have an insignificant volume of flow in winter.
His style (if not his titles) varied, from Still-influenced works like "Untitled" (1955), a dramatic upward rush of dense, dark treelike forms against a background of pale dawny light, to "Untitled" (1959), a wonderful farrago of black and brightly colored rivulets that leave lively pools of light as they flow in all directions.
Directly behind the Taj Mahal Palace and Tower, a five-star property built in grand Victorian style in 1903, children bathe in a trash-filled rivulet that runs along the side of the street.
Steinbeck diagrams Jim's character from a rivulet that quietly starts the story then links him to larger components of the strike.
Ms. Midler did not have to worry that the rivulet that surged between the V.I.P. tables would ruin her shoes or her outfit.
MULVANE, Kan. — There is no obvious reason Larry Richardson would want to cross Cowskin Creek, a muddy rivulet that winds through the croplands here, much less why he would want to cross it with a self-designed replica of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
Their distinguished age is evident in the ancient native species, the well-established ditches and banks along Sandy Lane and the north-western boundary of Swineshead Wood, and the ponds and semi-natural rivulet that winds through the trees.
