Sentences with phrase «runs along the rivers banking»
Men have tripped, gone down with a splash, and come up with hardly a change of expression to carry on the struggle; they have run along river banks, hurdling rocks and thrashing out into the water around log jams, in their effort to turn, control and finally dominate their trout.
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Loving long runs along the rivers banking Manhattan, Britta continued her focus on fitness while earning her degree in Marketing from NYU.
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The river flow now efficiently irrigates fields along the banks of the Syr Darya and runs into and rejuvenates the dried - up Aral Sea.
Also known as the Levee - Top Trail — because it's literally on top of the city's levees — this 60 - mile system of multi-use, car - free trails runs along both banks of the Mississippi River in southern Louisiana.
The road continues on pass the Taksin Bridge, runs along the Chao Phraya River banks and ends at the junction with Rama III Road near the Krung Thep Bridge.
Lan Kham Guesthouse is a good little family - run guesthouse just across the road from the Mekong River and the multitude of restaurants that sit along the banks.
Running along the banks of the stunning Douro River, the route offers great views of the vineyards and the landscapes in the region.
PHYSICAL FEATURES & CLIMATE The reserve runs along the banks of the Belize River, in an area of alluvial sods, good for agriculture, at an elevation of approximately 80 feet above sea level.
The circuit covers about 170 kilometres (106 miles), running along both banks of the Tamar River.
India has applied to the World Bank for run of river hydropower along this glacier fed river.
In 2004, Cincinnati Reds» outfielder Adam Dunn hit a home run so mighty it sailed clean out of the park, down the street, bounced off the bank of the Ohio River and landed smack on a piece of driftwood along the bank (which according to local geographers technically placed it over the state line); this made Dunn's home run hit the only homer in MLB to be hit in one state (Ohio) and land in another (Kentucky).