Sentence examples for oncoming tide from inspiring English sources

That would change soon, when nature opened the spigot with the oncoming tide.

It portrays an oncoming tide of outsiders at our gate – and they are not European faces.

Her power and accuracy from the baseline, the speed with which she swept in to the net, they were all too much for Kerber, who was overwhelmed, inexorably, like a sandcastle in the oncoming tide.

Simultaneously, its efforts to fling back the oncoming tide of obesity by enlisting the help of celebrity chefs to "educate" the public were ridiculed by health professionals, who insisted that a much better solution would be to limit sales of low-cost, high-calorie junk food.

Even a quite brave soldier may prefer to run rather than heroically, but pointlessly, die trying to stem the oncoming tide all by himself.

But he has certainly aided his cause by refusing to yield just yet to the oncoming tide of players who are the last roadblocks to athletic immortality.

Gordon T. Taylor, a marine microbiologist and professor of marine science at Stony Brook, said improved technology now allows for earlier detection of oncoming brown tides.

An oncoming heart attack.

"He swerved into oncoming traffic".

He then hit the oncoming motorcycle.

There was no fear of oncoming vehicles.