Sentence examples for some riverbanks from inspiring English sources

Herons tiptoe along some riverbanks.

By the time of the first national otter survey, in 1977-79, of some 3,000 riverbank and wetland sites examined just 5.8% showed any evidence of otters.

The absence of silt downstream has three effects: Some hydrologists expect downstream riverbanks to become more vulnerable to flooding.

Some of these are on riverbanks: water companies must often ask the government to remove people illegally settled where they need to work.

At Soka riverbanks, there are some archeological remain artifacts of the Jatinom village founding figure and an Islamic preacher.

For their nighttime trysts, some young people resort to parks, riverbanks or the back of motorbikes.

Some lived on unsafe hillsides and riverbanks, because the space was cheap or available.

Residents said many others were trapped near the epicenter about 60 miles to the north in Shan State after a major bridge collapsed, with some caught in landslides along rain-soaked riverbanks.

The draft code would also remove a longstanding provision that obligates landowners to replant deforested areas along riverbanks, allow them to replace some virgin forest with nonnative, commercially attractive species like eucalyptus, and redefine what constitutes jungle.

Indigenous tribes are very withdrawn, but the Caboclo tribe (mixed Indian and European) that populates the riverbanks buck the trend to some extent.

The haunting headshots are followed by glimpses of various rural locations ― eerie woods, riverbanks and junkyards that will play some sort of role in the crime we're about to uncover.