Sentence examples for year river from inspiring English sources

You're out of your mind.' That was when I realised how big this was and I asked myself: 'Am I doing the right thing?'" Within a year River won a league title, a Supercup, a Copa Sudamericana and a Copa Libertadores.

In some models, it also allowed us to maintain a consistent relationship (slope) between either φ or p and a model covariate (day of year, river level, or travel time) across lines and years.

"Every year, rivers move about 13 gigatonnes (billion tonnes) of sediment.

Uttara Kannada (13.92 to 15.53° North and 74.09 to 75.09° East) is the fifth largest district of Karnataka State in India with abundant natural resources, perennial (water flows throughout the year) rivers, abundant flora, fauna and a long coastal line (about 140 km).

Every year, rivers take 200 million tons of carbon out of the ground and the air and transport it to the sea.

The CEH said last week that England and Wales had experienced the lowest March/April rainfall for decades, it had been the warmest April in records dating back 100 years, river flows in some rivers were below levels seen in the 1976 drought and some reservoir stocks and groundwater aquifers were well below average for this time of year.

Despite the economic crisis gripping Europe, there's one sector which has seen a dramatic surge of interest in recent years: river cruises.

Over hundreds of years rivers have been squeezed into straight fast-flowing channels to speed up rainwater drainage from fields, but that has contributed to the flooding of prime agricultural land downstream.

If we go back a mere 20 years, rivers and lakes in north America were so polluted that they weren't fit to swim in, never mind drinking from them.

That bargain is now wearing thin, as choking levels of coal-driven air pollution are cutting life expectancy by as much as five years, rivers are running dry, and toxic chemicals are contaminating China's agricultural lands and food supply.

During much of the year, the river is too shallow for large vessels.