Meanings of go up stream in anglès

Let me help and then we will go up stream.

Some other blacks go up stream and splash about, frightening the fish down towards the net.

Os-os is a verb meaning "to go up stream."

Suppose you go up stream, an' I go down, an' the one that finds a ford first kin give a signal.

There we left them and went up stream and over the divide.

Difficulties going down stream will not do, for they were going up stream.

Then a tug with two barges went up stream.

He wanted to go with you this morning, so he went out and found your track going up stream.

There he goes up stream!

Had Jerry gone up stream he could have reached the very heart of the rough end of the island without leaving the water-trail.

Sometimes we went up stream, sometimes down-allpoints of the compass-but ,afteran hour's struggle, we gained the wharf at Quebec, safe and sound.

"Bob was sure we had to go up stream and he insisted on going in that direction," admitted Pud.

"Yes," replied Henry, "and for that reason I think we'd better bend around a circle and then go up stream.

"Because," was the reply, "we can go up stream about as fast as we can go down stream, and the canoes can't.