Sentence examples for in tides of from inspiring English sources

This is something that happens all too infrequently today in the rush to  globalise our old cities by racing up the tallest and most showy skyscrapers while flooding old streets in tides of wilfully vulgar shops, signs, 'street furniture' and 'water features', all things designed to encourage tourism, but at odds with the aesthetic qualities of town and city centres.

Sonja is the default female in Tides of Destiny; she's stuck in your character's body until you're able to finish the game.

As attitudes harden, the middle ground is being swept away in tide of bloodshed.

What we just can't get enough of these days are stories about small figures caught up in tide of major global events.

In the weeks before the 2013 Chicago Marathon, analysts performed "due diligence" on "all of the records in TIDE of people who held a drivers license in Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin".

Details of the report have yet to really emerge, however a change in tide of political will -- both in the US and abroad -- for the effort in Afghanistan has been palpable in recent weeks.

The people in those professions who deserved to have authority lost it in the tides of scandal.

Summers clamming in the tides of Long Island.

She seems particularly interested in the tides of romantic relationships.

As if that were not enough, every heavy rain washes in fresh tides of raw sewage.

Today, the church is unassuming, lost in swirling tides of traffic.