at high tide造句

The ship sailed at high tide.

The crew got the ship under way at high tide

You can't walk along this beach at high tide.

a tract of low muddy land near an estuary; covered at high tide and exposed at low tide.

Waves at high tide crash on shore near Kalbarri National Park in Western Australia.

Buildings in these ancient cities were entirely submerged at high tide, and Chagrians swam between them.

It was the best time for snorkeling, since the visibility at high tide is not good enough and the water is too shallow at low tide.

The fissure soon opened into a dark tunnel that Harry could tell would be filled with water at high tide.

The land was forced downwards in March's huge earthquake, meaning it now regularly floods at high tide.

This coastal wetland, covered by the sea at high tide, is home to some 3, 200 different animals and a popular stopover for many migratory birds.

Be careful of salesmen who call on the phone and offer to sell you land on the beach down in Florida. You can lose your shirt because the chances are the land is under water at high tide.

My brother bought a pig in a poke. He bought some property in Florida over the phone. It was on the ocean - in fact at high tide it was six feet under water.