Sentence examples for half tide from inspiring English sources

The survival expert apparently left his 11-year-old son Jesse on top of the 'Half Tide Rocks' in Abersoch on Thursday during a training exercise designed for lifeboat crews, The Daily Post reports.

We did not appreciate that the exercise would involve him putting his son on 'Half Tide Rocks.' Divisional Operations Manager Lee Firman later stressed that Grylls was a great ambassador for the RNLI and one the organisation is "very grateful for".

A new half tide dock, the Alfred Dock was opened at Runcorn in 1860.

It is strange to stand by the flagstaff and to see below neither India nor Salisbury Plain, to see instead the tangle on half-tide rocks and the mists moving up and over the Caha Mountains.

However midway through the half the tide turned and Northampton had a try of their own.

Rather than attempt to score on the final play of the half, the Tide offense took a knee and ended the half with Virginia Tech leading, 10 7.

Pitch £1, plus adults £7, children £3 and vehicle £1 per night Accessible only via ferry (or a mile-and-a-half low-tide walk over the sands from Walney Island), Piel Island's 52 acres is home to one medieval castle, one pub, one brief terrace of Victorian houses, some grassland, a population of "four, sometimes five" and a beach.

There was a moment, late in the first half, when the tide might easily have turned against Denver.

An hour and a half before high tide.

"There's a window of one hour, a half-hour before high tide and a half-hour after," said Mrs. McFarlin, whose family keeps a tide calendar and a tide clock at home.

Hordes of people, swishing around in the folds of their rubber chest waders or sausaged into their neoprene wetsuits, charge into the waist-deep water at low tide, half-bushel baskets floating in tow, in search of that most prized seafood, the Peconic Bay scallop.