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The streamlet at the top of the mountain had dried up.
Now at last he saw the glint of a streamlet.
Well, she could drink water from the streamlet that cut across one corner of the camp.
Shadow had the thing down in the sedge by the streamlet.
Near the streamlet a few feet from the bridge, a post had been pounded into the ground.
He plodded toward the streamlet that seemed to narrow each day.
I looked up to find Jamie leaning against a tree on the other side of the streamlet.
He went to the streamlet to drink, feeling faint and weak of spirit.
The little bridge was broken, the pond shattered, and the streamlet had vanished.
In scientific visualization a streamlet is used to visualize flows.
At the edge of a small moss-lined streamlet he paused, listening.
The vanguard had just drawn even with the streamlet when a single horn blew in the distance.
Beyond the trees the land dipped into a shady dell watered by a streamlet.
Normally the length of a streamlet is proportional to the flow magnitude at its seed point.
"Well, you are cleaner," she said judiciously, moving her foot away from a spreading streamlet.
It means a "small stream of water, a rill or streamlet, esp.
I tossed the dirty clout across the streamlet, where it landed at his feet with a splat.
Whack came something - I know not what - and splashed the livid streamlet into drops about us.
Blood poured forth, drenched the cloth, dripped into the streamlet that ran from the spring.
The runoff ditch was only half-full, but the streamlet flowing through it was clear.
Washing his face with a cloth dipped in a crevice streamlet, Logan tried to be cynical.
Serrilryan showed him where there was a streamlet of fresh water, so that he could drink and wash.
If the four rivers in 'waterway' are the main artery, a streamlet is a vessel.
She had slid into a dead tree standing at the foot of the slope about twenty-five feet from the brawling streamlet.
And sat himself and his army down on the opposite bank of the streamlet from his adversary.
