Sentence examples for wider river from inspiring English sources

The Battle of Mohács had been filmed under particularly difficult circumstances, near a kilometre-wide river crossing in Eastern Thrace — a stand-in for the even wider river that Süleyman's Army crossed in Hungary.

The Battle of Mohács had been filmed under particularly difficult circumstances, near a kilometre-wide river crossing in Eastern Thrace a stand-in for the even wider river that Süleyman's Army crossed in Hungary.

A mile-or-so stretch of water beside the small town has the advantage of being cut off from the wider river by an island, creating shallow depths good for forming ice and safe ice sailing away from traffic on the main channel.

Pallid sturgeon were found to prefer wider river channels, mid-channel sandbars and numerous islands and were most commonly recorded in water depths between 2 and.

To cross this wider river means following it inland to Helford where there is a ferry across to Helford Passage on the north bank.

The truth is that the Westside riverfront has become so gorgeous and so white, the whiteness now extending 40 blocks north of where it terminates on the East Side, that no garbage sites are going to get built here -- this despite a wider river and far more space between river and residents.

Soon, struck with wonder at a deeper rumbling and rushing sounds like a torrent, I thirsted with great longing for the wider rivers of eloquence.

But, in time, he discovered that neither the poetical waters nor the wider rivers of eloquence quenched his thirst for knowing.

However, he could hear below (in the ground) the roar of a great current, which drew him to wanting to drink from "the wider rivers of eloquence".

The building was part of a small palisaded settlement built on stilts in the middle of what was, back in the Bronze Age, a 50 metre wide river – probably a former course of the River Nene.

The glacier ended in a wide river.