Sentence examples for a tide of a from inspiring English sources

On Bond Street in NoHo, brokers say, condo rates jump substantially, drawing what Mr. Gross described as "a tide of a new demographic moving into the neighborhood".

Hawa left her village on the run and settled with thousands of others at the camp in Kalma, outside Nyala, part of a tide of a million people that the United Nations and others say has been displaced in this vast region of western Sudan.

A nation confronts a tide of sexual violence.

A tide of 140cm above a reference point by the Salute church is considered "exceptional".

For many parts of the world, a tide of capital would be a blessing.

But there are concerns, particularly if a fund were to see a tide of withdrawals in a short period.

Later, benefiting from a tide of '60s revivalism, it staged a comeback.

Righteousness rained down, a hailstorm of horror on a tide of piety.

Eric Lomax, a British P.O.W., remembers seeing "thin columns of Asians" that soon became a "flood, a tide of unhappy men".

He says that he could do a Victor Hugo, and unleash a tide of novelistic information about Heydrich's birthplace.

It took a tide of evidence to force an apology – who can forget the humblest day of Murdoch's life?