Sentence examples for winding creeks from inspiring English sources

As the Gingerbread Express winds through the minicity, I find refreshment in the small gorges, the whooshing waterfalls and the winding creeks.

The once-vibrant web of winding creeks and inlets is black with sludge, its mangroves gone, grasses and palm trees reduced to tar-smeared stumps.

If she got lost among the flat, winding creeks her panicky thoughts were not of north, south, east or west, but of "upriver", "downstream", and the tribes, Eskimo and Tlingit, who lived on either side.

But while production climbed amid the relative peace, the level of thefts increased quietly and quickly across the region of winding creeks and mangroves about the size of Portugal.

A little more than a week ago, having driven past one restoration project with an appealing mix of open bays and winding creeks, I finally decided it was time to visit the Meadowlands.

The country's publishing industry does $2.7 billion in annual sales and operates largely out of a government-sponsored complex called Paju Book City, where there are offices for two hundred and fifty publishing houses, with high ceilings and wide windows overlooking trees, reeds, and winding creeks.

The scent grew sweeter and was tinged with Pine-Sol after the disk skipped from "following the winding creek" to my final stop, "gazing at tall firs".

His drive landed in the downslope of a bank above the winding creek, buried in a matted carpet of foot-long bluegrass.

Romero's farm now features a second prototype, the Fish Camp, a one-room metal cottage on stilts, which she placed overlooking a winding creek; sliding glass doors flood the interior with light, making it an ideal artist's studio.

A bulldozer will follow the winding creek from the north side of Linden Street to Martin Avenue, in the area between Newbridge Road and Bellmore Avenue, pushing through the backyards of 11 homes and the grounds of the Martin Avenue School, digging up shrubs, gardens and grass along the way.

When she was in Monroeville, where she lived with her sister, on West Avenue, she went for coffee at McDonald's, fed the ducks in Vanity Fair Lake, and gambled at the Wind Creek Casino in the next county.