"Awarding the honour of a CBE shows how much the tide of opinion has changed and is further acknowledgment of the wrongs of the past and the 25 years' hard work we have all had putting things right," he said.
They had made a discrete impact the stay of the order in a Manhattan court came directly after a thousands-strong demonstration at John F. Kennedy Airport but it's unclear how much of the tide of xenophobia can be stemmed, at least without congressional support.
Worse, it's missing its linchpin: a calculation of how much higher the tides actually were on the night of Jan . 4 .
But the key question has not been answered: How much higher were the tides?
But Mr. Rizk said there were limits to how much Hezbollah could turn the tide, and that Hezbollah was unlikely to send a large force toward the rebel-held northern provinces of Aleppo and Idlib.
Because no matter how much pull they have with the tides, they can't make illicit affairs morally conscionable.
We had drifted onto the reef in a falling tide with no idea how much damage had been done... by the fire or the coral.
2. Know the conditions before you go, like tides, soft spots and how much room there is to turn around.
The most interesting thing about Jonathan Church being imported from Britain is how much it feels that is going against the tide of the arts in Australia right now.
