Sentence examples for straight stream from inspiring English sources

To deter a predator chasing behind at an unknown distance, the skunk goes for the atomized mist effect; if the harasser is within view, the skunk may choose a straight stream to the face.

Woman with Upraised Arms looks from the back like a mountainside herself, a pale, freckled expanse of sloping stone with a long, straight stream of hair spilling down between her shoulder blades.

Better still, you can change the view of the results from straight stream, to stacks of tweets to fit more on the screen.

During the study, the natural, meandering stream with pools, riffles, and a moderate canopy was modified into a straight stream of uniform width and depth, stripped of all vegetation.

But it's not just a straight stream of stories based on how recent they are, instead the service looks at how many people have linked to the article, both in your social circle and outside of it.

The spatial distribution of lineaments expresses itself in terms of topography in the study area, which manifested as straight stream valley, sudden changes in flow direction of drainage patterns, contrasting tone, straight/curvilinear ridges and alignment of vegetation (Mabee et al. 1994; Masoud and Koike 2006; Ekwe et al. 2010; Adiat et al. 2012; Akinluyi 2013; Dasho et al. 2017).

The exceptions are the few fence lines crossing the straight streams in the bottom third of the image.

The indents along the shoreline (centre and left) are points where small, straight streams reach the bay.

"Our work points to the fact that by having the beaver dams present on a stream, the floods are locally mitigated, as these dams store and slowly release water, unlike undammed, straight streams where water flows without obstacle".

This method is suitable for small and straight streams or canals with low and even flow (Hudson 1993); its applicability for larger streams is questionable.

I gave it a quick Netflix playback test and got about 5 hours of straight streaming – two movies worth – before the battery was catastrophically low.