Sentence examples for it the tide from inspiring English sources
But they go up by 3 points, and that was it, the tide turned".
Then, before you know it, the tide is rushing in and you are up to your knees, wading for the shore.
Shorten mixed his metaphors by saying the pendulum (or was it the tide?) had swung too far on privatisation and championed public ownership to maintain quality of services.
"If you don't exercise your freedom of opinion you lose it, the tide just swamps it so we had to stand up and say 'Trump has mates'.
As the city's Emergency Management Web site describes it: The tide rose 13 feet in one hour and inundated wharves, causing the East River to converge into the Hudson River across lower Manhattan as far north as Canal Street.
"Because it uses the tide, it is a very low-energy, green way to transport bulk materials," says Mortimer.
As some tell it, the Tides restaurant waitress — who used to serve Alfred Hitchcock during the filming of "The Birds" — overheard PG&E executives at her table talking about the power plant.
One theory is that just as it affects the tides, it exerts its influence on the water in our bodies.
But it seems the tide may be turning in its favor.
Now it seems the tide of people leaving the island may be replaced by waves of tourists visiting it instead.
