Sentences with phrase «wide stream»
There was a small cracked depression in the rock wall with a shallow, foot - wide stream coming out of the back behind some large rocks.
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The visitor who allows himself some slack time to wander about, visiting a volcano here, a seacoast there, is taken by the remarkable capacity these small islands have for absorbing almost anything, whether it be a mile - wide stream of hot lava, a tidal wave, an incursion of mongooses and rats or a touring busload of Stetsoned Texans.
The Shooting Star fires a high - powered wide stream directly forward, the Diamond Arrow shoots in multiple directions at once, and the Silver Comet is slightly lower - powered shot with homing capabilities.
All pointing in the same direction, they glide in a huge circle — a slow, wide stream of sockeye, waiting for the exact moment they will pulse into the creek.
It wasn't until seminary that she encountered the Reformed Tradition and fell in love with a wide stream of robust theological thinkers and vibrant spiritual leaders.
Smaller ones are easy to use and affordable, larger head sizes offer a wider stream of water drops and quicker rinsing.
«It is like a line of people crossing a wide stream by leaping onto a rock so small that it can only hold one person,» he said.
By monitoring and using hashtags related to their areas of study and participating in chats, the participants had the opportunity to give to and take from a wide stream of Twitter activity.
Currey's colorful and lush illustrations have a timeless charm that is reminiscent of Beatrix Potter; the rabbits frolic in sheep - and - cow - filled meadows warmed by the sun and dotted with flowers, and even the wide stream is placid and soft.
Feminist art is a heteronomous field of art practices, wide stream with many parallel or meandering paths of individual or collaborative works of art, directly or indirectly related to inscribing women in art - history canon.
As the artist describes above, each of these lines is referential, signifying a wider stream of consciousness or thought process.