Sentence examples for of tide from inspiring English sources

It is not just a matter of tide and waves.

Dolphins were there, perhaps waiting for a change of tide.

It looked like a box of Tide on wheels.

This type of tide is prevalent along much of the Pacific coast.

Splayed out in front of him were a book of tide charts and an atlas.

The greatest ranges of tide occur on the northwest English coast.

(Representatives of Tide did not return messages seeking comment about the use of optical brighteners).

The tendon snapped back like a sensitive form of tide-pool life.

They make the gallery feel subaquatic and give Ms. Judge's work the look of tide-washed sand.

Simulation results showed significant modifications of tide-induced pore-water flow due to the layered soil.

In addition, a set of tide-influenced sedimentary structures including sand-mud couplet and lenticular bedding are common.