Meanings of dangerous rapids in English

By mid-forenoon on April 26 we had passed the last dangerous rapids.

Waters churned through streets, converting them into dangerous rapids that swept away cars.

And then at 390 there are falls and dangerous rapids; you will get no ships beyond these.

When the railroad reaches the Athabasca, the running of these dangerous rapids will no longer be necessary.

The Sturgeon River is justly called by the Canadians La Riviere Maligne from its numerous and dangerous rapids.

Tells something about the route, what provisions they are taking & about the dangerous rapids they will go through.

They are the most dangerous rapids on the river, and are never run through in boats except by accident.

Calling to the five men with him, he rushed for the boat and pushed off downstream toward some dangerous rapids.

But our attention was quickly called from the charming islands to the dangerous rapids, down which Tuba might unintentionally shoot us.

It was past midnight, when the roaring just below, which was increasing every minute, warned them they were approaching the dangerous rapids.

If Ruth, in the privacy of her heart, realized that she was sailing toward dangerous rapids, the premonition gave her no unpleasant fears.

All day we paddled on, passing in succession the grand Chute-à-Jacquot, the Three Portages-des-Bois, the Slave Falls, and the dangerous rapids of the Barrière.

Because of these dangerous rapids the few exploring parties who have traversed the Colorado canyon have done so at the hazard of their lives.

In a shallow, below the narrow, deep and dangerous rapids called 'The Trows,' Mr. K-saw a salmon leaping in a very curious manner.

"They wouldn't have put the Tethys section on a river with dangerous rapids, would they?"

Dangerous rapids occurred half-way down its length on the right; then followed a mass of square columnar pillars of rock not unlike basalt.