Sentence examples for has tide from inspiring English sources

P&G, which has Tide detergent, Crest toothpaste and Pringles chips in its stable, now sees third-quarter earnings at 69 cents to 72 cents a share, 2 cents to 3 cents below its initial forecast.

The din has tides; at one point, the frail Reed swaps guitar for a giant drum.

The din has tides; at one point, the frail Reed swaps guitar for a giant drum.

Located south of the town and around the other side of the Puntilla, Playa Infiernillo (Little Hell Beach) is rocky and has tide-pools.

Wait till he feels better, and the depression has tided over a bit, and then bring it up.

Since we do not have tide level data for 1976, the survey result is not included in Fig. 2b.

Marinas are likely to have tide tables specific to the area.

Somebody told me that the Mediterranean sea doesn't have tides.

Patrika seems to have tided over its brief phase of partisanship.

Then they could have counted on even more deference from the press - enough, perhaps, to have tided them over.

The jump in mortgage rates this summer terminated the mortgage refinancings and home equity loans that have tided people over.