Sentence examples for angry tide from inspiring English sources

The rash would flood his skin and then recede, over and over, like an angry tide.

Those regimes along the Mediterranean rim that are trying to hold back an angry tide by shuffling the cabinet or promising so-called reforms — Jordan, Morocco, Saudi Arabia — may buy themselves some time, but revolutions have a way of overrunning reformers.

From such trials came a desperate, angry, beautiful record that swam defiantly against the Britpop tide and created a new blueprint for epic rock.

Cowell, who appears to have deleted his Twitter profile after a tide of angry criticism, apologised in a tweet earlier today.

In Malikiya, a town of one and two-story buildings, the tide of angry voices at the Saturday market eventually led to a march on city hall.

Facing a tide of angry voters, the government simply stuck to its guns, although Prime Minister Bertie Ahern called on Mr. O'Flaherty to explain the 1998 scandal.

The angry, anti-establishment, nation-first tide that voted to sweep the UK out of the EU and Trump into the White House – in what the billionaire property developer himself called a "Brexit plus, plus, plus" – is rising steadily across the continent.

In an angry riposte to the growing tide of criticism, Mr Rajapaksa said that killings had taken place in Sri Lanka not only in 2009, as his government crushed the rebels, but for 30 years up until then, including children and pregnant women.

Second, the repetitive (and often manufactured) controversies are also meant to denude your brain – to get you to a point where angry static is as soothing as the tide.

Within a month, an angry Mr. Castro opened the port of Mariel, creating a flood tide of immigrants.

It's strange to see how far the republican tide has receded since, although Dennis Skinner seems every bit as angry about the royal family's spending today as he was at the time.