Sentence examples for incoming tides from inspiring English sources

AT most beaches, incoming tides bring dead jellyfish and errant litter.

Last year's release, "Sonik Kicks," a No. 1 album in the U.K., was a high-water mark in a career that has seen its share of incoming tides.

But that may prove to be like the labours of King Cnut, a monarch who, legend has it, thought he could hold back the incoming tides.

Canada, meanwhile, boasts several "reversing" falls, a phenomenon in which fresh water tumbling into the sea appears to be forced back in the spray and turbulence of incoming tides.

Our massively complex society relies on the ability to plant crops knowing that they will grow, and build cities and infrastructure in places that won't be flooded by incoming tides or washed away by torrential rains.

Fourteen of the Chinese workers and two people identified only as Europeans survived when the work gang of more than 30 was cut off by incoming tides racing across mud and quicksand flats.

of ebbing tide and incoming tide race.

The incoming tide rushed me north.

But he is howling at the incoming tide.

But alas, it also looks like a wall of sand against an incoming tide.

Finally the incoming tide dissolves the sand, leaving just the bones.