Sentence examples for high tide that from inspiring English sources
The one with a purpose, who's been into hair and makeup and has a couple of stories of cactus scratches or a high tide that's wiped out the Greek camp.
By 2030, $69 billion in coastal property in Florida could flood at high tide that is not at risk today, the report found.
"By 2030, up to $69 billion in coastal property will likely be at risk of inundation at high tide that is not at risk today," reads the report.
All along Route 90, the gulf was encroaching on a high tide that hit about 11 a.m.
In Venice, a high tide that flooded low-lying parts of the city, including St. Mark's Square, coincided with the midnight celebration.
High tides that neared record levels pushed seawater into nearby neighborhoods.
During the first three months of this year, Kiribati was swept by a series of high tides that were greater than any the country had experienced before.
Scientists attribute increased flooding to a series of storms and unusually high tides that have affected the entire Eastern Seaboard this winter.
Underfoot, the ground, mostly rubble, remains soggy after recent weeks of unusually severe "aqua alta" - the annual high tides that are steadily eating away at Venice's fragile and diseased substructure.
The Northeast is now bracing for a potentially dangerous northeaster expected to bring rain, punishing winds and high tides that could add to the misery of residents still reeling from Hurricane Sandy and set back the restoration of power.
