watercourse

Then the company set itself to go on down the watercourse.

The road was more like a watercourse than a highway.

In fact, he realized, it had been more than just the watercourse.

Only at the last moment would they turn and rush up the watercourse.

We were going to be crossing a lot of watercourses.

To the north of the watercourse can also be found brown trout.

The sunlight at the top of the watercourse never changed.

The town is named after a nearby watercourse of the same name.

He set out very early in the morning and began to follow the watercourse down the hill.

She followed him down into the watercourse, rubbing her eyes.

A 250-foot-long watercourse snakes down from the museum building toward the river.

The watercourse then moves on to the where performances of music were often given.

Dead trees are in watercourse and banks keep its natural character.

Many watercourses have changed direction over the years for various reasons.

A small watercourse had brought down a large quantity of black sand.

The road ran above the dry watercourse between two low hills.

The women complained at the depth of the new watercourse.

On the other, the three watercourses drive the sediment back out to sea.

The light had moved partway down the side of the watercourse.

It is an artificial watercourse in the country of Pakistan.

It is one of the longest watercourses entirely within the county.

It is one of the principal watercourses in west Oxford.

That allows low cost energy to be used at long distances from the watercourse.

Total length of the main watercourse is around 235 km.

He looked, then crossed swiftly, and ran through a small watercourse.