Sentence examples for passing tide from inspiring English sources

Empires have ebbed and flowed across the Balkans for centuries, and each passing tide has left its mark on the Montenegrin plate.

In recent months Mr. Padoa-Schioppa "was very sad about the crisis the euro is confronting and also about the general malaise the E.U. is going through," Professor Bruni said, "but he was sure that it was a passing tide".

Besides the Occidental, there are a collection of other wrecks of tall ships at a defunct coal port known as Port Johnson, including the four-masted schooner Estelle Krieger and the five-masted barkentine Macerata, all of which are slowly rotting away in the passing tides.

While other states have passed a tide of laws restricting abortion access, California has gone against the political tide.

As each season passes the tide of electrification rises.

Unlike Blair, whose aides later claimed that the schoolchildren had actually been saying "boom" there could be no passing off this tide of disrespect as South London patois – "a slang expression equivalent to hurray".

Eventually, after about 800 million years, the gravitational disruption caused by galactic tides, passing stars and giant molecular clouds began to deplete the cloud, sending comets into the inner Solar System.

LARGER GAP No. 1 Alabama leads the nation in scoring defense, quarterback A J McCarron is tops in passing efficiency, and the Tide gain more than 5 yards a carry.

He knew he had produced his best tennis in a long time in the first set, prowling the net with aggression and finesse; but he had to admit that what was coming back at him was better still, a tide of passing shots and lobs.

He won six national championships with the Tide before passing away in 1983 at the age of 69.

Racing against the clock, navigating dangerous tides and passing ships, Foord and his assistant were able to rescue a significant amount of corals.