Sentence examples for more tide from inspiring English sources

Can she make consumers buy more Tide detergent?

In the 1930s, the consumer products giant found a way to reach them via radio dramas that became soap operas a convenient way to sell more Ivory bars (and lots more Tide when the dramas morphed to TV).

Let's have more tide turbine power, let's have more wind turbine power.

During lower tides, more time is spent on nature interpretation.

Punch might mock middle-class pretensions – one of its early hits was the novelist Albert Smith's account of the deeply pretentious Spangle-Lacquer family – but equally none of its readers would have been in any doubt that the old social order was changing, and that they themselves were a part of the newer and more meritocratic tide that was sweeping it aside.

After the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, more coastal tide gauges have been installed in the Indian Ocean region.

And more than tides.

While flood defences and flood warnings leading to mass evacuations in some towns on Thursday night were credited with saving lives, authorities warned that more high tides were expected later on Friday and Saturday.

"But once you are past that, you are seeing a lot more negative tides.

In support of this, alteration of +2 (alanine) and +4 (isoleucine) amino acids to lysine and arginine respectively in Ser-tide to more resemble PCTAIRE-tide robustly increased PCTAIRE-1 activity.

Some actresses fight against that tide more than others.