rising tide造句

"He was like the rising tide raising all boats.

A rising tide of artists are taking to using ZBrush for their modeling needs.

Even state media have taken note of the rising tide of discussion and dialogue.

Because a rising tide of women in an economy raises the fortunes of families and nations.

Globalization was said to be the rising tide that would lift all boats.

All these have sounded alarm bells and led to a rising tide of vegetarians, according to Zhou.

That was really no different from John F. Kennedy’s idea that a rising tide lifts all boats.

They refer to the so-called "rising tide of expectations" that has historically fuelled protests and revolutions.

The hour of the invasion would need to be near sunrise, when the seaborne troops would have a rising tide.

And most of the rising tide of noise-a hundred-fold increase since 1960, in many areas-is created simply by the dramatic growth in shipping traffic.

Also adding to the problems facing prospective sellers is the rising tide of mortgage defaults, which are dumping more homes on an already glutted market.

I stood anchored to the spot, not wishing to break the spell, until finally the rising tide forced me back to shore.

In recent years, with the rising tide of economic globalization and free investment, anti dumping campaigns have come to perform the important role of maintaining justice in international trade and guarding against unfair competitions.

Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude was soon followed by Fuentes's The Death of Artemio Cruz and Vargas Llosa's The Time of the Hero — each book a watermark in the rising tide of our awareness.

LAST summer, on the Atlantic coast of France, Charlemagne was introduced to a fine beach game: building big sand-walls near the shoreline in the face of a rising tide.