tide造句

The tide is low [out].

The receding tide stranded the whale.

The tide sets out at 2 p.m.

The tide of protest may now be starting to turn.

The empty boat was washed away by the tide.

When the tide rises, the seawater reaches around our house.

His speech loosed a tide of nationalist sentiment.

I waded farther out as the tide ebbed.

Seismologists theorize that the higher tide could cause an earthquake to occur just a few days or hours earlier than it would have at normal tide.

These supplies will be enough to tide us over the winter.

Flood and composite frequence caculation of the topical cyclone storm tide

The attraction of the moon for the earth causes the tide.

With the lifting of red tourist tide,the old liberated area will facing the unprecedented opportunity.

Fishermen's folklore, Dickens writes, says men and women cannot die while the tide is rising.

Fishermen fix their boats at low tide on Matemo island, part of Mozambique's 32-island Quirimbas Archipelago.

I hate to be far away from the core of this tide, I need to catch some Olympics fever!

In any case, it would be churlish to fight the tide of excitement and optimism currently flooding the nation.

Here and there they should clamber over wave-wet rock, leaping across clear pools that the tide had left.

And if that message is true, who will do something about it? What is being done to change the tide?

Since Newton’s time, mathematicians and physicist have investigated the tides by considering the response of the oceans to the tide-generating forces.

He was found looking at the tide with exceeding gravity, and thinking of that same gold and silver which Mr. Quilp had mentioned.

Brown bear sow and cub clamming together on the mud flats during low tide along Cook Inlet in Alaska's Lake Clark National Park.

There was a buzz of excitement and Wild Whip could feel the resolve of the would-be revolutionists ebbing away like the surf after a high tide.

This Month in Photo of the Day: National Geographic Magazine Features Pioneering plants get a toehold above the tide line on Australia's Fraser Island.

Beleaguered and poor though she sometimes felt, or craving an interruption in the sea of asphalt and iron, a silence in the tide of chatter, she couldn't imagine giving it up.

The amfibus would use slipways at Renfrew and Yoker although they would need to be extended beyond the sill at the end of the ramps so it can work at all tide levels.

In trying to make it harder for customers to get legal advice from formally allied firms, or even a global one-stop shop, Brazil is moving against a tide towards globalisation in legal practice.

When you are in the dead of night, you gently hold up these words, those beautiful things will drown you like tide, that is my endless love and yearning for you.

Over the years this action had created a pool, into which the fish would swim as they followed the receding tide. This offered a golden opportunity to net a rich catch -- a perfect place for fishing.

She turned in every direction but the one I was bound to go; the most part of the time we were broadside on, and I am very sure I never should have made the ship at all but for the tide.

The scope of 4th Nuclear Power Plant planned by Taipower Company is not precise. because the plant is not a swimming pool and the tide is running; as a result ,Santiago Bay and Nanfanao Fishing Port ,I-Lan would be affected.