Sentence examples for caught the tide from inspiring English sources

More important, even the crowd in Flint caught the tide and bellowed "You won!

Within a few months Deep Throat was not the only movie to have caught the tide of sexual upheaval.

In his personal vendetta against the US, Saddam has caught the tide of public opinion in his country, and in the Middle East: the US has meddled in Middle East politics too much, for too long, and too selfishly, and many, many people want the US out altogether.

But editorial fiat couldn't change the thinking of a generation that metaphorically pushed the boat out, or waited for their ship to come in; that caught the tide or sailed against the wind; that grew up with Captain Marryat, C S Forester and Joseph Conrad.

There was, he says, an 'urgency' about making the film; he and Noble wanted to catch the tide of public debate.

He is determined to catch the tide of democracy that has replaced communist, nationalist and fascist tyrannies throughout the rest of Europe.

I walked through the avenues of Lahore's old commercial district on Youm-e-Ishq-e-Rasool, where I thought I might catch the tides of public passion.

So far it has been crafted almost exclusively by white males and reflects their priorities - missing the chance to learn from a wider range of experience and to catch the tides of change.

With perfect timing we caught the outgoing tide and swept through five miles of pristine salt marsh.

Auburn scored on its next possession as Campbell caught the Crimson Tide in another blitz and found Johnson open at the goal line for an 11-yard touchdown.

Two plays later, Campbell caught the Crimson Tide in a blitz and passed to tight end Robert Johnson, who was open on the left hash mark, for a 14-yard touchdown pass.