Meanings of little creeks in English

Twice they crossed little creeks which flowed into the larger stream beyond.

There were many pretty little creeks to be crossed, which ran into the main stream.

The incessant rains of two days raised the little creeks in the vicinity of Interlaken to torrents.

With the rising of the river and the rain, the streets were almost like little creeks themselves.

They came out of little creeks one after another, as the logs come down in the Rains.

But he ignored the pines, and paid attention only to the hardwood and the beds of little creeks.

He had to wade two little creeks, and he got into some thorny underbrush in one of them.

The next morning we took the boats again, and followed the course of the most winding of little creeks.

Several ducks rose from the little creeks as we passed, and flocks of pigeons were flying in all directions.

He made little creeks to flow to divide their feeding-grounds, and they were told not to cross these water lines.

A crew of New Jersey terrapin-hunters entered Chincoteague Inlet, and searched the ditches and little creeks of the salt-marshes for the "diamondbacks."

The sea fills the little creeks along its shore, but it rolls in unfathomed depths, boundless to the horizon away out there in the mid-Atlantic.

During the first few miles, we went across many little creeks, in the neighbourhood of which were indications that the diggers had been at work.

And on top of hills, or in their shadows, or even by little creeks, not a tree and not a single green blade of grass.

Little creeks ran into the river in the wet season, but now their dry mouths hung clear above water-line.

"But our outlaw-theoutlaw, if you like-sayswe can find little creeks up toward the Glades that will take us almost through."