Sentence examples for beneath the tides from inspiring English sources
Then there's the sea life: Beneath the tides is a queer bestiary of many of the coast's 325 species of marine fish, 20 species of whales and more than 70 kinds of starfish -- quite possibly more than anywhere else in the world.
But then, unable to name it, the feeling slinks back into the turbulent river of consciousness, drowned beneath the tides of more recognizable states of mind.
On April 22, 2008, the BBC Radio 1 Rockshow broadcast a new session of Down recordings featuring alternate versions of "NOD", "Beneath the Tides", and "Jail", along with a cover of "When The Levee Breaks" (written by Kansas Joe McCoy and his wife Memphis Minnie, and famously covered by Led Zeppelin).
As Komlos headed for the subway, I watched the crowd sweep over him until only the top of his head was visible, bobbing contentedly beneath the tide.
The middle-of-the-road voices of reason were the first to go in the primary maelstrom: Jeb Bush, who had been the original establishment favourite, as well as a clutch of experienced governors who talked like grown-ups, sank beneath the tide of fundamentalist rhetoric and name-calling.
It reeks of tanning oil - and like a sand castle, it disappears at the day's end beneath the tide – at least it used to.
I'm not an economist, so I think I'm allowed to articulate a sentient position: I think things are better since 1) the stimulus stimulated stuff and 2) firms that were about to go under beneath the tide were bailed out.
Or at least in the waters beneath it, free to swirl away to wherever the tides took him.
For it to occur, the moon must be in its third quarter, on the wane, the tides high and the sand warm enough to incubate life beneath its surface.
Will the tides cooperate?
