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Meanings of watercourse in English
Usage of watercourse in English
1
The sun was low in the sky when they reached the watercourse.
2
Colonel White then pushed his skirmishers forward into and beyond the watercourse.
3
The country appeared but thinly wooded, and without any hill or watercourse.
4
Below the junction of this creek the watercourse is called Landsborough's River.
5
The thunder of the powerful watercourse grew loud, drowning out everything else.
6
A small watercourse had brought down a large quantity of black sand.
7
He had a presentiment that this watercourse could not be far distant.
8
The empty watercourse provided an overhang, not quite a cave, but shelter.
9
The watercourse widened out, and Chris heeled the boat around to port.
10
Now, what's to hinder a man escaping by means of that watercourse?
11
The little watercourse served as a sort of natural staircase for the visitors.
12
The watercourse and the strip of eternally emerald-green grass separated them.
13
Riding even harder, they reached another watercourse just as the light was fading.
14
Icicles, hanging from watercourse or mill-wheel, glitter in the noonday sunlight.
15
There is no watercourse within four hundred miles, on which navigation is practicable.
16
This argued a watercourse between us and the hills around Kilimanjaro.
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United Kingdom
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