Sentence examples for water that stream from inspiring English sources

And green roofs wouldn't just keep water out of the subways, they would also keep at bay the more than 27 billion gallons of raw sewage and polluted storm water that stream into New York Harbor each year and make the city cooler.

The architects describe the water that will stream from below those benches as a "glassy sheet".

After a mineral-bearing soil reaches the bottom of a slope, it can be moved by stream water so that stream or alluvial placers form.

Except for the water that enters streams directly as rain or surface runoff, all the running water on the earth's surface was at one time ground water.

Nowadays, Dr. Montgomery said, most people agree that the best approach is to create landforms and water flows that streams can maintain naturally.

Elimination in these aquatic animals proceeds by diffusion of gaseous wastes into the surrounding water and by the ejection of solid wastes and indigestible material from the digestive cells into the streams of water that constantly flow through the animal.

Each spring, he has picked out snow-capped peaks along this westernmost edge of the Rockies to predict the amount of seasonal runoff — or free water — that will choke streams and flow into his sprawling fields of wheat and alfalfa.

There is a clear pool fed by a bubbling spring - the soul of their process is the clean, pure, pristine limestone water that flows from that stream.

In the suit, the group, the Center for Biological Diversity, says that although it is illegal in Arizona to pump water directly from a stream, it remains legal to pump ground water that may feed the stream and that this reduction in stream flow affected riparian habitats.

But as hard as she listened at night in her bed, Esther had never heard their howling, maybe because of the sound of the water that was constantly streaming down the middle of the street.

In arid regions, groundwater is recharged only from the scanty local rainfall plus water that enters as streams or via artesian aquifer.