The phrase "a large tide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or substantial movement of water, typically in the context of oceanic or tidal phenomena.
Example: "The fishermen were cautious as they prepared their boats, knowing that a large tide was expected to hit the shore."
Alternatives: "a high tide" or "a significant tide".
The final case involves Evans, a recent school leaver who described how people "kettled" in Whitehall resembled a "large tide" against lines of police with officers pushing back.
The canal system in Flanders included one from Brussels to Willebroeck on the Rupel to shorten navigation by half, an 18 1/2-mile canal with four locks; another of 44 miles was constructed from Brugge to Passchendaele, Nieuport, and Dunkirk and was later extended to Ostend, while Dunkirk was linked with the Aa River, at the mouth of which a large tide lock was constructed at Gravelines.
The Changjiang (Yangtze) River, China, has formed a large tide-dominated delta on the western coast of the East China Sea.
He added: "Every once in a while, an election comes along and who you are and what you believe gets subsumed in a larger tide.
Then, during a similarly large tide but from northerly winds, the sand was again pushed but this time back onto the Dooagh beach.
Tidal range technologies make use of large tide differences by blocking off an estuary or forming a tidal lagoon and using a conventional water turbine in the dam to generate power from the tides going in and out, much like in a river.
In addition, tides reach a maximum every 4.4 years due to the lunar perigean cycle35 and we wanted to ensure that the extreme sea level events identified arose as consequence of a storm surge and not just a large astronomical tide.
MSNBC's Chris Matthews declared Tuesday's national vote a "wave election" where Republican victories were not isolated events but part of a large, sweeping tide.
The FW: Mouth group of fish were released at the river mouth (approximately 100 m from the estuary receivers) in the afternoon just above tidewater, on a date with a large high tide expected around midnight.
However, accurate predictions of tide levels could not be obtained without a large number of tide measurements by the harmonic method.
In addition, calculating the coefficients abbreviated of tide component using the least-squares method also requires a large database of tide measurements.
