In the interior, swift streams cut through deep gorges.
Many swift streams, the largest of which is the Papenoo in the north, descend to the coast.
The largest and most famous canyons have been cut through arid or semiarid lands by swift streams fed by rain or melting snow transported from moister regions upstream.
The short, swift streams of Galicia and Cantabria, draining to the northwestern and northern coasts, respectively, have only a slight or, at most, modest summer minimum.
By Kathleen Raine The New Yorker, January 16 , 1965P. 32 Again this morning trembles on the swift stream the image View Article By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight.
Instead, they arise from a clear, swift stream of music that does full justice to the force and power of the score without aggression or artifice.
That British report of half a century ago gave warning that: "The Scandinavian states can no longer consider themselves in a peaceful backwater, unaffected by the swift stream of events which bears others remorselessly along".
Except in the extreme southeastern corner of Missouri including the southern extension, commonly called the "Bootheel"—and along the western boundary, the land in this region is rough and hilly, with some deep, narrow valleys and clear, swift streams.
Its 23 principal tributaries, which include the Passumpsic, White, Deerfield, and Farmington rivers (on the right) and the Ammonoosuc and Chicopee rivers (on the left), are mostly short, swift streams in narrow valleys dotted with small power dams, storage ponds, and factories.
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