Sentence examples for a receding tide from inspiring English sources

Experts say that whales that become beached will send out distress signals attracting other members of their pod, who then also get stranded by a receding tide.

Figure 4 Hook-shaped stone intertidal fish trap near Powell River, B.C. that functioned by funneling and then trapping fish, such as herring and perch, in through the wall openings during a receding tide.

I think sometimes religious movies may be in a panic that they are fighting a receding tide of interest so they have to preach.

On 3 May 1936, The New York Times reported that the day before, a receding tide had stranded Minnesotan about a half-mile (800 m) off of Monomoy Point, Massachusetts.

Experiments have shown that the feeding and growth rates of P. ochraceus reduce greatly when their body temperatures rise above 23 C and that they die when their temperature rises to 30 C. This species has a unique ability to absorb seawater to keep itself cool when it is exposed to sunlight by a receding tide.

The males follow and fertilize the eggs before catching a receding tide.

Our people are ebbing away like a rapidly receding tide that will never return.

The long sweep of beach ends at a headland where beautiful reef pools are exposed by the receding tide, revealing a huge naturally sheltered pool, offering wonderful snorkelling and tropical fish.

A breakfast of champions sets you up for the day, which can consist of beach walks, trips on the Camamu bay, or Taipu de Fora reef pools, where the receding tide reveals a 400m-long natural swimming pool with a stunning variety of tropical fish and wonderful snorkelling.

The multi course dinner – it might feature Alaska King Crab, smoked scallops or salmon as star attractions – was always artfully served, and frequently foraged, at least in part, from the woods and especially the shoreline, where the receding tide unveiled a cornucopia of edible sea creatures and an array of seaweeds and kelp.

Even as Saunders grapples with a receding economic tide, the competitive landscape around him is becoming more hostile.