fording
IPA: fˈɔrdɪŋ
noun
- The act by which something is forded.
- Fording place
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Examples of "fording" in Sentences
- The party trudged on, fording swollen rivers and cursing the wretched weather.
- Down below a small herd of mule deer fording the river looked like toy animals.
- We had, however, lost some time in fording the stream, and we had but the one glimpse of him as the trail curved.
- He laughed at the idea of fording the Potomac, declaring that no living man or horse could stand, much less swim, in the stream.
- We found no little difficulty in fording it, in consequence of the quick sands of which its bed is composed, giving way so readily beneath the pressure of our feet.
- IKENNE, Nigeria — After driving two hours — skirting truck-size potholes, fording a flooded town and dodging a body — Pieter Swanepoel arrives at a dilapidated farm about 50 miles from Lagos, Nigeria.
- On the 2d we succeeded, after considerable difficulty, in fording it, still deep and rapid, even at its lowest stage, and left it, passing through a large prairie, and finally halted at the entrance of
- As Mattie Ross, the 14-year-old heroine, obsessively pursues her father's killer, she proves to be an almost unbelievably viable outdoorswoman, stoically fording a river on horseback, camping out nightly without complaint, bracing the elements, staring down death.
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