Sentence examples for each tide from inspiring English sources

In places like Thailand's Khao Lak tourist beach, where thousands died, the stench of rotting flesh is unmistakable and each tide brings more bloated corpses.

The waves of the next high tide will not reach them, because for a time after the full of the moon each tide will halt its advance a little lower on the beach than the preceding one.

The landscape reflects the fortunes of its inhabitants – the characters feel with each tide "the patches, strains and gaps in their craft, as if they were weak places in their own bodies", and when Nenna attempts a disastrous reconciliation with her husband, there is a predictably violent storm.

On the Bay of Fundy, because of the great range of the tide, harbor activities follow a pattern as rhythmic as the tides, for vessels can come to some of the docks to take on or discharge cargo during only a few hours of each tide, and must leave promptly to avoid being stranded in mud at low water.

Then winter comes, and with it steel water, charred sky, a line of "frozen froth" framing a dead herring gull, its neck twisted, its wing "like a page printed with paragraphs" skim-read only by the wind.The real thrill of Ainsdale beach is, Ms Sprackland writes, the chance nature of her encounters with the "cargo of mysteries" delivered by each tide.

Growing height influences the immersion time of inter-tidally cultivated oysters during each tide cycle, and could be an important risk factor for OsHV-1 exposure and mortality.

Ms. D'Ingianni knows that each new tide, each new storm, may bring a new round of oil.

The comparison between flood and ebb tides gave different results from one day to another but we observed the same evolution for each flood tide or for each ebb tide on several successive days.

On each flood tide the water advances about as far as during the preceding high, and on each ebb tide it falls about as low.

Miller explained that with each high tide, new fish gathered, preparing to ascend the smaller streams to spawn.

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