Sentence examples for enormous tide from inspiring English sources

"It's toward you!" she said, unnecessarily, because she had already made me see myself as riding an enormous tide.

The European Union is grappling with its deepest crisis in 60 years, a malaise that goes beyond the euro debacle and the enormous tide of debt swamping the continent.

As in the usual modern telling of this tale, McMurtry's Custer gets what he asked for, falling, along with at least 250 of his men, to an enormous tide of Cheyenne and Sioux, after pushing ahead of other officers in the hope of adding glory to a decidedly mixed career.

Enormous tides ran from Southend to Cromer.

Dense mountain ranges bisect the isthmus, causing differing climates on the Pacific (enormous tides) and Atlantic (little or no tide) coasts.

Just as gravity from the moon causes Earth's oceans to bulge, so too does the gravity of the Milky Way create enormous tides that deform Sagittarius.

There is an enormous, rising tide of populism that crosses party lines in objection to the Senate bill.

In one enormous banner, "Low Tide," the suited figure appears lying down.

At such places as the Bay of Fundy, where the rise of the tide was enormous, this task might possibly be easy, but where, as is generally the case, the rise and fall does not exceed four or five feet, a large investment would be necessary.

In several parts of the world, such as the seas off the coast of Florida, toxic dinoflagellates sometimes develop into enormous blooms called red tides.

Watch the clip here Scott's interest in crunching bits of enormous hardware continued with Crimson Tide (1995), a submarine drama starring Gene Hackman and Denzel Washington.