Usages of fluere
Post longum iter Romam redimus, et Tiberis sub ponte lente fluit.
After a long journey we return to Rome, and the Tiber flows slowly under the bridge.
Flumen in mare fluit.
The river flows into the sea.
Aqua deorsum e monte fluit et ad flumen pervenit.
Water flows downward from the mountain and reaches the river.
Aqua deorsum e monte fluit.
Water flows downward from the mountain.
Pater dicit fluvium hodie tardius fluere, quia nox frigida fuit.
Father says that the river is flowing more slowly today, because the night was cold.
Avia dicit fluvium in mare fluere.
Grandmother says that the river flows into the sea.
Clepsydra tempus metitur, dummodo aqua fluat.
The water clock measures time, provided that water flows.
Astrologus sphaeram circumagebat, cum aqua subito fluere desiit.
The astronomer was rotating the globe when the water suddenly stopped flowing.
Amnis celeriter fluit.
The river flows quickly.
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