fast-flowing river

Within minutes, before our eyes, it became a fast-flowing river once more.

Since the stones are quite large, it was a fast-flowing river.

Then there is the peace of the fast-flowing river, dynamic and active.

The fish comes from fast-flowing rivers in China and grows to a large size.

They left the shore and swam through the fast-flowing river, never once turning back.

It forms where a fast-flowing river spreads out over a flat plain.

"I mean going in a canoe on a fast-flowing river is asking for trouble.

He found that the Lukuga creek was a large and fast-flowing river.

Against the rumbling backdrop of the fast-flowing river, it was hard to make out any other sounds.

Seeing no one, he threw the caged rats into the fast-flowing river below.

The population declined drastically when its fast-flowing rivers were turned into large lakes.

Gwydion charged across the open ground, heading for the fast-flowing river a few hundred yards away.

Cable ferries may be used in fast-flowing rivers across short distances.

Anchor ice will generally form in fast-flowing rivers during periods of extreme cold.

At places, however, and especially in the rainy season, the streams unite into one broad fast-flowing river.

He stood up, and had to lean into the wind as though he were crossing a fast-flowing river.

On the valley floor was a fast-flowing river and, wherever space could be found, the earth had been levelled to form terraces.

They spoke of many Guatemalan citizens swimming the fast-flowing river to escape the atrocities.

The Colwyn is a short and fast-flowing river.

One of the soldiers rides out into the fast-flowing river to show his bravery, but almost drowns.

They are often found in fast-flowing rivers.

The western and the southern parts were interspersed with hills and fast-flowing rivers.

Fast-Flowing River Those missing are believed to be dead.

The entire route is lined with vertiginous cliffs, diverse vegetation and the fast-flowing river.

The disease is spread by bites of the black fly, which breeds in fast-flowing rivers, hence the name river blindness.