Sentence examples for highest tide from inspiring English sources

More intrepid souls opt for Cape Breton Island farther north, or head to remote pockets on the Bay of Fundy, which has the world's highest tide.

What he needn't point out are the barges, which rot as nicely shaped timbers where the highest tide has left them and are in their way picturesque.

An hour after the Lisbon earthquake of 1755, Cádiz was visited by a wave that is said to have been fifty feet higher than the highest tide.

His work in Korea was described by the American photographer Edward Steichen as "the highest tide that combat photography has achieved".

A unique feature of the grunion's breeding biology results in its spawning on particular nights during the warm months, just after the highest tide.

Between 1735 and 1738, Handel's London was assailed by walnut-sized hailstones, the most violent winds in thirty years, and the Thames's highest tide in fifty.

The storm caused significant flooding in Dewey Beach, where a high tide of 9.02 feet marked the second-highest tide in Delaware history.

When is high tide?

"That was high tide.

12 High Tide Reggae.

The high tide of prosperity will continue".