Sentence examples for before the tide of from inspiring English sources
Genghis Khan died in 1227, long before the tide of Mongol expansion had reached its height.
Some economists say that policy makers must act before the tide of foreclosures becomes self-perpetuating.
Before the "tide" of measuring chemicals hits the public and an increasingly anxious citizenry creates a demand for home mass spectrometers, our public health leaders and governmental agencies have a duty to inform, to help people appreciate that our ability to detect far surpasses our ability to detect meaning.
The critical role played by Blücher's troops, especially after having to retreat from the field at Ligny the day before, helped to turn the tide of combat against the French.
The secret is to visit as many places as possible in the morning, before the tides of Chinese visitors — 28.1 million of them last year, compared with 1.8 million visitors from the Americas and a similar number from Europe — flood tourist sites and stores.
A decade ago, and a decade before that, popular power turned the tide of history.
Schaeffer believed that the Reagan years presented an "open window" of opportunity to reverse the tide of humanism, before "some form of an elite authoritarianism" was likely to take over, perhaps "under the guise of constitutionality as it was under Caesar Augustus in the Roman Empire".
He needs to enable as many people as possible to vote in Afghanistan's presidential election next month, and he needs to show he is turning the tide of war before America's mid-term elections next year.
She went on to explain that Pope "has a vision of America that requires kind of turning back the tide of history to before the New Deal basically.
The tide of history is with us.
