Sentence examples for a tide to from inspiring English sources

This division may be too big a tide to swim against.

So what's always in your bag? A. Universal power adapters, a Tide to Go Instant Stain Remover pen, a dozen spare BlackBerry batteries, collar stays and disposable travel toothbrushes.

Triumphalism is never quite truthful, and the trick is to hold it off for as long as possible before it sweeps in like a tide to carry away doubt, complexity and ambiguity.

Planners had expected a tide to provide a water depth of five feet over a reef some 600 yards from shore, allowing larger landing craft, with drafts of at least four feet, to pass.

That evening, we pulled anchor and left Lostmans on a tide to run back up the coast.

For all other stains, including sticky cocktails, beer and really most everything else, you'll want to be sure you have a Tide to Go pen handy.

The 34-year-old funnywoman attended the event in a white David Meister gown and carried a Jimmy Choo clutch, which she was happy to reveal contained Rihanna for Mac lipstick and a "Tide-to-Go stick for those inevitable "#whitedresspeopleproblems".

Many ships float on a rising tide, to coin a saying.

The storm's arrival coincided with a high tide to push onshore a destructive surge of water 12.5 feet high at its peak.

We cannot wait for a great tide to take the oil, and our need for it, away to a magical place.

"What we need is a rising tide to lift all the boats," he said.