Sentence examples for like a tide from inspiring English sources
LIKE a tide pushing inland, Japan's recovery is now touching the economy's remotest parts.
It was like a tide of humanity.
It is continuous, like a tide.
It smelled like a tide pool; it tasted worse.
The money came into his bank account, and then came in again, like a tide.
The acquisition of NBC Universal by Comcast upset the natural balance, like a tide-pond guppy swallowing a beluga whale.
Like a tide-race, the waves of human mediocrity are rising to the heavens and will engulf this refuge… Lord, take pity on the Christian who doubts … who puts out to sea alone, in the night, beneath a firmament no longer lit by the consoling beacon fires of the ancient hope!" It is this ancient hope – the need for religion, which is one of Submission's driving fascinations.
Maybe it will be more like, well, a tide.
And include those emergency items they may have forgotten to pack, like Advil, a Tide pen, toothpaste, and a mini sewing kit.
"Issues drift by like twigs in a tide," he wrote in 2001, "but humanity trudges forever forward, fighting to survive, to persist … to grow".
