Sentence examples for riding tide from inspiring English sources

When asked whether CRUDE is affiliated with Dam Line 9 and Riding Tide Toronto, Kellar said no. "These are just groups of people getting together under no other group affiliation other than the feeling of environmental responsibility to protect the land and water".

Postulating why Manhattan was an important trading post for the Native Americans as well as the Europeans, she says, "You could get here from a hundred miles away, and then get back home like clockwork in a couple days, just riding the tide," adding that the tides in New York Harbor are the second fastest in the world.

But for now, he's riding the tide, and happy to do so.

When Fallada's novel opens in 1940 the regime was riding a tide of popularity.

The young can't be blamed for riding a tide of rage.

Hiring a boat, he bobbed back and forth, riding the tide, at Westminster Bridge.

"Will Microsoft be defending themselves on shortcomings or will they be riding the tide?

Companies and mortgage buyers, riding the tide, took out sizeable loans that then proved virtually impossible to pay back.

But Sporting seems to be riding the tide of a league that has finally found its promotional footing.

Mr. McCain is riding a tide that has given conservative candidates the upper hand in recent American history.

In the short term, Korea's heavy industries are booming, riding the tide of China's rise.