Sentence examples for his tide from inspiring English sources

But his tide may finally be ebbing.

But in thinking about that morning in January, I have always thought that Ray and I became friends just as his tide was changing from not so good to very, very good.

In Saban's case, any rational person would argue that Alabama has gotten its money's worth since he rolled into town and his Tide crashed the title game for the third time in four years and became the first to repeat in the B.C.S. era.

Kelvin's most successful analog computer was his tide predicting machine, which remained in use at the port of Liverpool until the 1960s.

On Tuesday, García posted a picture of his Tide Pod conchas with a warning in the caption: "I'm ready for laundry day... Tide Pod any one?

García said his Tide Pod conchas have received mixed reviews, with many ordering the treats as gag gifts, and others complaining that his creations are insensitive or romanticize eating detergent.

"Neither you nor I, with our earth-bound senses, know the foam and surge of the tide that beats over the crab hiding under the seaweed of his tide-pool home; or the lilt of the long, slow swells of mid-ocean, where shoals of wandering fish prey and are preyed upon, and the dolphin breaks the waves to breathe the upper atmosphere".

In seamanship, the candidate was expected to be able to splice ropes, reef a sail, work a ship in sailing and shift his tides.

Mr. Gentleman now thinks that their arrival is inevitable -- the only questions being who will run the machines and whether his lenders will tide his company over while he waits to find out.

— GREG BISHOP Alabama coach Nick Saban will be going for his third national title in four seasons and his fourth crown in 10 seasons when his Crimson Tide meet Notre Dame tonight.

Soon enough his warnings, which consisted of a series of brutal attacks on the great Brazilian Maicon's belief that his principal role is to create his own tide of damage, delivered a moment of consummated menace.