There are two fountains upon the Place, dedicated, one to Maritime, the other to fluvial navigation.
What, then, would be the fluvial force required to move the Welcome Nugget?
The tide runs rapidly on the Hugli, and produces a remarkable example of the fluvial phenomenon known as a “bore.”
It is the generosity of a fluvial Robin Hood, who steals from the wealthy to confer benefactions on the poor.
From fluvial glades that thro my cantons run, From those rich mounds that mask the falling sun.
These consisted of two piers forming a seaward prolongation of the fluvial channel, begun in 1858 and completed in 1861.
The most extensive are the fluvial deposits accumulated as valley fill throughout the entire Andean realm.
The fluvial wound in the side dripped thickly, inundating the thigh with blood that was like congealing mulberry juice.
At various points tributary gorges, the graves of fluvial gods who had perished long ago, opened into the main cañon.
The son of Helvetia discovered the precious metal in grains, and nuggets, interspersed with the drift of a fluvial deposit.
"pertaining to a river," late 14c., from Latin fluvialis "of a river," from fluvius "river," related to fluere "to flow" (see flow (v.)).
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