Sentence examples for ebb and surge from inspiring English sources
– ebb and surge through a once-in-a-lifetime cast (Gloria Grahame, Lillian Gish, Richard Widmark) in which the doctors are often nuttier than the patients; or Tea And Sympathy, a halting, mealy-mouthed and profoundly dated attempt to deal, however obliquely, with the taboo of homosexuality, here dubbed "unmanliness".
Just as the global climate ebbs and surges, with droughts followed by deluges, so does the politically charged atmosphere that has long surrounded research pointing to potentially disruptive global warming.
Students had requested to speak with Ms Lam because they said they didn't trust the chief executive, Leung Chun-ying.During a tumultuous two weeks of protests, crowds had ebbed and surged in response to the use of force against protesters police fired 87 rounds of tear gas on protesters the first weekend and pro-government mobs attacked them the next.
The sun may seem to shine steadily, but its activity actually ebbs and surges (ScienceNOW, 25 April).
In a gulf that often sees winds of more than 70km an hour, not to mention hurricanes, BP had so little respect for the ocean's capacity to ebb and flow, surge and heave, that it did not think oil could make a paltry 77km trip.
Fed officials, however, steadfastly predicted that the inflation surge would soon ebb, and it did.
… They ebb and flow and shift.
The writing will ebb and flow".
No worries, this will ebb and flow.
In the centuries since the peregrini, the archipelagic imagination has gone through many ebbs and surges.
