Sentence examples for of a tide from inspiring English sources
(Sisario) SAHARA HOTNIGHTS (Thursday) Ghosts of rock hype past, the four women of Sahara Hotnights were celebrated breathlessly in the rock press half a decade ago as part of a tide of stylish Swedish garage-rock that would inexorably wash over us all.
They go up by 3, and that was just somewhat of a tide turn right there".
Here America is not the target of a tide of hatred, but the Oz of ambitions and dreams.
That cycle has the natural force of a tide at National Pawn, a shop in a working-class area of north Raleigh.
The novel starts as the families share a house at the Jersey Shore in 1979 against a background of a tide of syringes that closes the beach.
"You will determine whether our new ethic of responsibility is the break of a wave, or the rise of a tide," Mr. Bush said.
On those evenings we moved on a tide of anticipation.
He came into office on a tide of euphoria.
Already, Ukip is rising on a tide of populism.
We're on a tide of history.
One example of a tide-tide interaction relevant to the present study was revealed in the ionosphere-thermosphere general circulation simulations of Hagan et al. [2009].
