Sentence examples for streams cover from inspiring English sources
Midwest Great Lakes, big rivers and meandering streams cover the nation's midsection, including nearly 12,000 lakes in Minnesota alone.
Using newly available datasets, particularly from satellite-based technologies, they calculated that rivers and streams cover about 624,000 square kilometers of the planet's surface, compared with about 3 million square kilometers for lakes and reservoirs.
Additionally, wetlands near some lakes and in the valley floor adjacent to rivers and streams cover large expanses, especially along the Snake River near Oxbow Bend near Moran and Willow Flats near the Jackson Lake Lodge.
In the UK, many governmental funding streams cover indirect research expenditure, such as building maintenance, university administration and library services.
These forecasts are typically limited either to the main streams covered by the flood forecasting services or to watersheds with specific assets like check dams, which in most cases are well gauged river sections, thus leaving aside large parts of the territory.
In a 2006 ruling, the Court limited regulators' ability to protect wetlands -- which filter out phosphorus before it reaches lakes -- and other waterways not directly connected to streams covered by the Act.
Another type of bait fishing, most commonly done in rivers and streams, involves drifting a baited hook into deep pools and beneath in-stream cover (such as logs and rocks) to entice game fish that station themselves in those locations for feeding.
Riparian vegetation provides shade and allochthonous organic debris, which is an important source of carbon and energy [ 43], while aquatic vegetation provides in-stream cover and increases habitat diversity.
Their property, bordered by a stream, covers nearly three acres — plenty of room to run around.
She sped headfirst down the slope, still on her skis, toward a stream covered with ice.
Set amid luminous green paddy fields, it comprises a cluster of serene thatched bungalows besides a stream, covered in water hyacinth that is used to make biofuel.
