Sentence examples for high ebb from inspiring English sources

Russian football was at a high ebb even before the tournament had begun, following Zenit St Petersburg's triumph in the Uefa Cup.

Storm surges are therefore excellent events also for the export of sediments, since all the water accumulated in the marsh during the surge will exit the system, giving rise to high ebb velocities and bottom stresses.

Richard Linklater is at perhaps the highest ebb of an already successful directorial career, riding off the back of his Before Sunrise trilogy and his current, much-admired release Boyhood.

ANOVA between water samples grouped by tidal stage (low-flood-high-ebb) shows a significant difference between the mean ENT of these groups (p = 0.0001).

Tidal categories were low, flood, high, and ebb, with each category covering a 3 h period.

The EC at depths of less than 5 m was relatively high during the ebb tide because the tidal levels in the observation period were higher during the ebb tide than during the rising tide.

During middle school and high school, friendships ebb and flow, and students may not always connect with the same classmates from year to year.

Although consumer confidence is still very high, it could ebb if the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates, as it is widely expected to do.

In contrast, both the NO3−-N and NH4+-N concentrations were relatively high during the ebb tide at the bottom.

Now, she says, her years of partying and high living have ebbed.

At any given place, the water rises over the course of the tidal cycle to a maximum height known as "high tide" before ebbing away again to a minimum "low tide" level.