Sentence examples for the river called from inspiring English sources

Our debarkation point on the river, called the Fu by rafters, was 120 miles from the southern edge of Pumalin.

The Gulf Cartel controls access to the river (called the Río Bravo in Mexico) and will beat or kill anyone who tries to cross without paying.

The river, called Wauwaset by the Indians and Fiskiekylen Fishh Creek) by Swedish immigrants, was probably named for Andrew Braindwine, an early settler.

Gen. Samuel Beatty's division on dominant ground above a low spot in the river called McFadden's Ford, on the east bank of Stones River.

At the capital of Aswān and at Wadi Ḥalfā, at the Sudanese frontier, the Nile flows through granite formations that, having eroded more slowly, have produced rapids and islands in the river, called cataracts.

The name, dating from the 13th century, refers to the river called Rječina in Serbian and Croatian and Fiumara, or Eneo, in Italian, which empties into the Kvarner at Rijeka.

The Star Tribune said some people were seen floundering in the river, calling for help.

But in Jiaxing, farmers denied dumping pigs into the river, calling it preposterous and saying that the animals could not possibly have floated all the way to Shanghai.

Exactly when is lost to time, but far enough in the past that it seemed as though she was as permanent as the skyscrapers, as permanent as the river, calling out to the late-night fishmongers and early morning Wall Street suits.

Just down the Prinzregentenstrasse from the Haus der Kunst, there is year-round downtown surfing on the manmade river called the Eisbach, which runs through the Englischer Garten, something like the city's Central Park.

The latest row is over the Kishanganga river (called the Neelum in Pakistan) as each country races to build a hydropower dam either side of Kashmir's line of control.