Sentence examples for dependent on tides from inspiring English sources

Trip time dependent on tides.

The Maurys were not even the first Americans to successfully explode electrically detonated mines, weapons not dependent on tides or currents, to sink a ship.

Flights to and from Barra, an island in the Outer Hebrides, are dependent on tides.

Water circulation in this system was, until 1998, mainly dependent on tides and on the freshwater input of a small tributary artificially controlled by a sluice.

Amazon has the white version for $130 and the skeleton one for $95. Next is the Gulfman G-9125AA), whish is geared towards folks who surf, sail, fish, or have interests that are dependent on tides and moon phase.

Access to and from Holy Island is dependent on the tides.

Many animals coordinate their reproductive rhythms, via their hormones, with the moon, and not just those, such as crabs, that are dependent on the tides.

Now able to be reached from a permanently dry causeway, access to Mont St. Michel used to be completely dependent on the tides.

He said the towing operation was on standby, dependent on the tide and other conditions.

"Since the digging is dependent on the tide, sometimes the delivery comes at 11 a.m. and sometimes it comes at 9 at night," Mr. Parini said.

Surfing has forever been dependent on uncontrollable factors: weather, tides, swell, wind, shifting sand banks, and the formation of reefs and headlands thousands of years ago.