Sentence examples for tiny streams from inspiring English sources

Tiny streams or channels are referred to as rills or runnels.

Down among the fantastic shapes -- castles, pinnacles, spires, citadels -- cut by tiny streams, they became rose-blush and beige.

Beavers had lived there, too, feeding on the willows, felling them, and making strong dams across the tiny streams.

Water is applied as discrete or continuous drips, tiny streams, or miniature spray through emitters or applicators placed along a water delivery line adjacent to the plant row.

Like tiny streams converging, this fluid collects and is channeled into the network of lymphatic vessels, passes through lymph nodes, and makes its way back to the bloodstream.

Tiny streams of water were running speedily though the gutters and drain basins meant to protect the homes from floods and to ease the risk of mudslides like the ones that crashed through this Los Angeles suburb earlier this year.

A single solid is the entire history of a tiny stream.

Snakes and lizards scurry through the undergrowth, and tiny fish swim in a tiny stream.

Around half a mile from the fence, the mountain slope met a tiny stream, which is the Line of Control.

On the left is a waterfall garden, where a tiny stream falls gently over a stairwell of stones.

A tiny stream of water still drops over the cliff edge, but it is just a trickle compared with what once roared through.