low tide造句

waters eBBing at low tide;

Tide They liked to walk along the beach at low tide.

At high tide the sea covers the rocks, but at low tide it uncovers them.

We dug clams in the flats et low tide.

They liked to walk along the beach at low tide.

Take what to save, in every life of low tide.

Miles of sand are exposed at low tide.

The sea water flooded the reef at high tide, but it did not submerge at low tide.

A fishing boat, beached by low tide, leans against seaweed-covered rocks in Ireland's Sruwaddacon Bay.

The acceptance to Hua Jian Ji at these two periods is at a low tide.

At the end of last century, the Hong Kong film fell into low tide period again.

My‘cliff’ I call it, though it is barely twenty feet high at low tide.

Unable to return to the ocean during low tide, the starfish were dying.

Draw a sketch map of the bay indicating its landscape, aspect, approximate positions of the high tide mark and low tide mark and position of the transect line.

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

Although academic research for this topic is still in low tide, a public search system may be inevitable.

Correspondingly, high and low tide, sunrise and sunset, wealth and poverty, happiness and disappointment will arise at the historic moment.

Looking sideways, there are countless people standing in the starlight, floating around, shouting, and at low tide.

Today waves in Dadonghai it's small about knee-high, still alot of people riding Longboard , now is high tide after 18:30 is low tide so might be will get better.

During the progressive process of the movement, there are success and failure, climax and low tide, dispute over something new and old and wavering from left and right.

Everyone will not always be happy, try to do the best in their own way at low tide, waiting for opportunities.

Benthos The organisms that live on the bottom sediments of freshwater and marine ecosystems. They include plants and algae (phytobenthos) that grow below low tide mark.

Only by bravely crossing the low tide of life and grasping the reverse force in the adverse situation can we rise under the situation.

People always encounter setbacks, there will be low tide, and when they are not understood, there will be time to be low. These times are the most critical times of life.

You see, it's low tide right now and all of these starfish have been washed up onto the shore. If I don't throw them back into the sea, they'll die up here from lack of oxygen.

The priests do that at low tide, when the rocks aren't separated by water, and worshippers join in the ceremony by handing the rope from person to person onshore.

Football is now into the low tide period, the collapse of the national team, and illustrate the decade of football reform, contrary to the law of development of football, lost the football culture.

In this paper, the method of dynamic fractal dimension is presented, and sudden change in low tide level series of the Caoe River is analyzed by making use of such fractional theory.

The low tide revealed the most amazing ocean landscapes: puddles looked like lakes, sand dunes looked like mountains and flat and smooth sand spread out in all directions like an enormous desert.