Sentence examples for going to tide from inspiring English sources

"If we have a bad oil year, nobody's going to tide us over any more.

"But so many people go to tide pools.

Students there were selling Frankenstein robots that sing "Monster Mash," with all proceeds going to protect tide pools.

Brady Miller, 42, and his wife, Deanna, 38, are renters who have been going to the Tides from Seattle for about 15 years.

We are not going to turn this tide, or change the subject.

"No single case is going to turn the tide in this state," he said.

Early on I thought the Team Obama was going to reverse the tide and move more quickly than recent presidents.

Judith Warner correctly identifies that our culture has to change if we're going to stem the tide of America's obesity epidemic.

If we're going to reverse this tide, it might be useful to put the Achievement Test back at the center of politics.

"What we are working on at the foundation, which I believe is going to turn the tide, is a series of state initiatives," he told me.

"It's really hard to see how this tiny number of troops embedded on the ground is going to turn the tide in any way".