Sentence examples for great tide from inspiring English sources
A great tide is stirring, apparently.
The people embraced London 2012 with a spontaneity that swelled like a great tide.
He papered the walls with images, like a great tide of the sea coming in and covering everything.
For decades this warren of streets and alleyways was a haven of cheap food and lodging for the great tide of unwashed European and American budget travelers.
But still, amid last week's great tide of tributes, friends of Charles Kennedy may be allowed one last question: where does journalism stop, and cruelty begin?
Bonus: surface scuba diving sessions in the Great Tide Pool are available for children ages 8 to 13, June 16 through Labor Day Weekend.
Great tides of foreign capital surged into East Asia and Latin America, and then abruptly reversed.
It seemed as if two great tides emanated in response to the tragedy of that Tuesday.
The sense of arid corporate calculation also subsides beneath the great tides of humanity eddying up and down the block.
The opening of Le Ventre de Paris paints a stunning picture of the great tides of people and produce being sucked into the city every morning to service its hunger.
What can be the explanation, for example, of the great tides in the Bay of Fundy, when only a few hundred miles away, at Nantucket Island, the tide range is little more than a foot?
