Sentence examples for full tide from inspiring English sources

At full tide, the island is surrounded by water.

But China was in turmoil, with regional militarism in full tide.

At the locus in quo — especially during the short January days and in the full tide of war activity — barges were being constantly "drilled" in and out.

Hopper painted this house repeatedly, including in 1936 in "House with a Rain Barrel" and 1937 as "Mouth of the Pamet River — Full Tide".

It is quiet and still — as far as the outer world goes, I guess it has been still since the seventeenth century, when it was at the full tide, a baroque, worldly, Presbyterian, canal-and-brick, glorious Boston.

The performers said the art work would take 25 hours to complete, if they manage to remain inside the building, and is timed to coincide with a full tide cycle.

But why is it only certain tides of the year, and why for some species is it the fullest tides of the month and for others the lowest that are related to the perpetuation of the race?

The moon is full, the tide is high and places such as Chincoteague, Va., and Norfolk, including the greater Tidewater region, are on their toes.

"The moon is full, the tide is running and I'm sick," replied Bob Sevin, 72, who serves as the president of the rodeo, which raises money for scholarships and civic improvements on this seven-mile stretch of barrier island.

Overall, this play "presents a fine picture of Roman pride and Eastern magnificence: and in the struggle between the two, the empire of the world seems suspended, 'like the swan's down feather,/That stands upon the swell at full of tide,/And neither way inclines.

And in Michigan, Jennifer Olden is buying Gain laundry detergent instead of the full-price Tide.