Sentence examples for massive tide from inspiring English sources

The surreal appearance of the Maldives beach was actually down to a massive tide of bioluminescent phytoplankton called Lingulodinium polyedrum however.

It is now clear that the party went into the polls this year facing a massive tide of aggravated public opinion.

Colin Butfield, head of campaigns at WWF-UK, said: "A massive tide of public support has forced a welcome scrapping of the government's controversial and unpopular plans to sell or lease off much of the UK's forests.

At the time of the incident, Berlusconi's interior minister, under pressure to stem the massive tide of immigration to Italy, defended the interceptions arguing they were in line with recently signed bilateral agreements with Libya.

The group stayed in the bun galow as the massive tide swept past, he said, and was finally forced to take shelter in an up stairs room when the ground floor became flooded.

"There is no danger for the time being of a massive tide.

Australia risks going "backwards" on climate change, straining relations with small Pacific island states that are being hit by unusually powerful storms, floods, droughts and massive tides, according to the foreign minister of the Marshall Islands.

Europa's immense network of crisscrossing cracks serves as a record of the stresses caused by massive tides in the moon's global ocean.

This coincides with reports of a massive red tide, or bloom, at the time.

In 2000, a massive red tide caused by gymnodinium breve algae spanned 300 miles of Texas coastline, CNN reported.

In the summer of 2008, immediately prior to the Beijing Olympics, a massive green tide of the genus Ulva covered the Qingdao coast of the Yellow Sea in China.