river bend

My father's home is on the rise just at the edge of the river bend.

Half a mile down the river bend would do it.

Now we hear that a town is rising in the river bend one day's journey to the south.

He turned for a last look at Arkansas before it disappeared around the next river bend.

Their name translates to "river bend among red sand hills."

As the officers ran in, Monnik took a closer look at the river bend.

As he approached the river bend, however, the noise lessened.

Bluffs to the south frowned down on the slight river bend.

"On the other side of this hill here-that's where the road and the river bend north, is it not?"

Most river bends held a gangly blue heron or two.

"These are different elevations and details of a fort defending a river bend."

All other days, he rode down to the site of the defensive works at the great river bend called English Turn.

Then the recession hit and River Bend ultimately chose not to develop the site.

"Sir, the Earthmen have been operating from that river bend.

This vista takes in the sharp river bend known as Hell's Corner.

Voyageurs marked distance by counting these points of land or river bends.

A year later River Bend reached an agreement with the city to build 394 units in what is the current tract.

They roared and chittered through the trees along the left bank, only to abandon the game at a river bend.

More than 20 percent of the flow in each of those river bends has surged into a new channel.

Here the branch line followed the river bend through the rugged New Jersey hills.

Toward late morning, they came to a river bend and saw what they thought was a huge stack of driftwood.

"We could start here, Ah-na, where the river bends and drops.

Also in the late 1970s, construction began on the River Bend Station nuclear power plant.

Unusual for a river of its size, a number of river bends are named.

"In the lyrics, there are references to how the river bends and the marks he makes along the bank to signal slaves."