Sentence examples for left tide from inspiring English sources

Among the rebels at second reading were three London mayoral candidates, David Lammy, Sadiq Khan and Diane Abbott, suggesting that those who are standing for election in the party sense they cannot withstand the left tide.

Such presidential proof usually means the slaughter of more innocents in the name of the National Interest, in this case the U.S. interest in turning the left tide in Latin America.

When using their senses, children can listen for birds, wind, leaves, tides, waves, running water, echoes, or animals.

But it left the Tide with only 2.4 seconds for a final play.

The receding war left ugly tides.

A little way along the beach, where yellow bluffs project over the shallow, flat part of the reef, the receding water has left the tide-pool shelf, and, in one of the spongy starfish ponds, the lifeguard has found the Frenchman's flipper.

But he said McElroy never came close to having to leave the Tide's 37-21 victoverover Texas on Thursday night.

Richardson took the ball three more yards to the Auburn 4, leaving the Tide at third and three.

The ebb tide left only the shells of broken subdivisions; the area's linchpin city, San Bernardino, declared bankruptcy in August.

It was super-cleaning-action Tide, left in all the nozzles after Richard had agitated his clothes in the tub.

It is not the first time European golfers have washed ashore in the United States, made a huge splash and left like the tide.