Sentence examples for shifting streams from inspiring English sources
Piedmont, in geology, landform created at the foot of a mountain (Italian: ai piede della montagne) or mountains by debris deposited by shifting streams.
Nine-foot-long skylights slice through some of the vaulted ceilings, filling the interiors with shifting streams of light, but the building itself is relatively unchanged.
His storytelling is stylized and reiterative in its constantly shifting stream of encounters and pairings of 10 Edwardian servants and their masters.
In addition to reading three newspapers daily, she now avidly follows 24-hour news feeds and Web sites from all points on the political spectrum, as well as a constantly shifting stream of reality television shows.
After a brief public-address announcement of purpose and two folk dances characterized as prayers, the music unfolded in a steady, shifting stream, and the mood was celebratory, with no further reference to the disaster or the continuing agonies in Japan (unless, that is, there were any in the Japanese song texts, nowhere translated).
The module generates a constant shifting stream of random but significant binary pattern.
Away from the direct influence of glaciers, there were also many large pluvial lakes, water bodies formed by heavier rains brought by shifting jet streams and storm tracks.
7.21pm GMT Late reaction A group of scientists have just emailed to stress the contribution of the melting Arctic sea ice to the shifting jet stream.
Each song pulsated as if it had its own circulation system, with subtle movements in tone and melody shifting the stream.
The shifting sound stream made the theater into a honky-tonk, and the audience abandoned its seats to prance, pitch and woo in the aisle.
Her breakthrough novel, "Beloved," dissolves its own form in the critical final third, shifting into stream-of-consciousness poetic monologues among its three main characters; it's as if the thundering emotional content of this section of the book must find a new mode altogether.
