Sentence examples for at its ebb from inspiring English sources

Arnold Promise has just started to bloom at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, but Jelena, whose copper orange flowers have been going strong for a month, is at its ebb.

Thomas Goggins, a co-manager of the John Hancock Financial Industries fund, said he was reassured by the flow of $900 million of money into Schwab in November, when online trading activity was at its ebb.

Under the instructions of Toms, Webb dived into the sea whilst the tide was at its ebb, and he was carried by it in a westwardly direction.

Each cell produces so few photons -- about a dozen per minute when gene expression is at its ebb -- that a special low-noise image-sensing chip, called a charge-coupled device, had to be used.

At Shoreline Sightseeing, whose tour boats ply waters from the Chicago River into Lake Michigan, uncertainties about the lock at Navy Pier are causing difficulty at the worst time — when the company typically is hiring 40 captains and more than 250 crew members even as its cash flow is at its ebb tide.

Even at its lowest ebb it still produces moments of interest.

For the Rovers chairman Jonathan Roche, one of the 400 fans who rescued the club when it was at its lowest ebb, the upcoming Europa League campaign is a chance, at long last, to showcase the best of Irish league soccer.

The country that ruled soccer a decade ago is at its lowest ebb; it has plummeted to 21st in the world, and Tuesday it faces a daunting match against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo.

The country that ruled soccer a decade ago is at its lowest ebb; it has plummeted to 21st in the world, and on Tuesday, it faces a daunting match against Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo.

That it has miserable economic consequences, for another, in rich and poor countries alike: the period when it was at its lowest ebb started with the 1929 Wall Street crash and continued through the Great Depression, probably not by coincidence.World wars are clearly bad for global capital.

He made his fortune through vitamin supplements and moved into football by buying his local club when it was at its lowest ebb, on and off the pitch.