Sentence examples for about the tide from inspiring English sources

If we can explain how magnetosomes represent and misrepresent, then we will be that much closer to explaining how our thoughts represent and misrepresent, and that much closer to understanding how the aboutness of June's desire for an apple, Mark's belief about the tide, and Isabel's imaginings is possible in a natural world.

Are you concerned about the tide of margin debt fueling the stock market?

It's better to have steady footing on a bridge than to worry about the tide in a harbor.

Still, local lawyers involved in the case say they have little doubt about the tide of public sentiment.

At a New York real-estate conference in September 2008, Trump Jr. was frank about the tide of Russian money supporting the family business.

It is probably not the sort of place people picture when they think about the tide of far-right populism overwhelming Europe.

"You know about the tides, right?" the ranger there asked.

In what could be interpreted as a bit of symbolism about the tides of the music business, Evolution is taking over the former frequency of WFNX, for decades one of the country's most influential alternative rock stations.

The men sit on deck chairs out of the sun and talk about the tides, and about the police captain, whom they do not like, because he is always fining them, and then they talk about next week's soccer match against the neighboring hotel, and how this time they are going to win, because they have the new lifeguard, who is a wizard.

Kabou checked into a hotel and asked locals about the tides before reportedly breastfeeding the child on the beach that night and leaving her as the sea came in and temperatures dropped to below freezing.

(Ages 4 to 8) In this delightful fable, a woman goes fishing for the moon to complain about the tides — too high — and, to her surprise, she catches him.