Sentence examples similar to Time of low ebb from inspiring English sources

It is a more pleasant sound, like surf; sometimes a higher tide of sound, and other times at low ebb.

Production at the time was at a low ebb, and there was no money to pay the staff.

Brown has joined an organisation at something of a low ebb.

Her appointment came when the institution was at something of a low ebb.

Jumbo wrote an early version of Josephine and I when she was at low ebb as a performer.

But cohesion is at low ebb.

His administration had not even considered a declaration of independence then, he said, but it was contemplated now, and he believed Anglo-Rhodesian relations were at their all-time lowest ebb.

The clan had its origins in 825, at a time when government finances were at a low ebb and members of the Imperial line were numerous.

Again this moment of brightness will mean I catch the real low ebb of his spirit.

The reputation of the Corps is now at a low ebb because of levee failures in New Orleans.

But they came at a time when public confidence in the criminal-justice system was at a low ebb because of the Jessica Lal case.