Sentence examples for rippling tide from inspiring English sources
The rippling tide around her, deep-blue waves, white foam.
The one at No. 48 is especially striking, with highlights on the left panel rippling horizontally, like a sandy bottom washed by tides, and those on the right panel rising vertically, like vines running up a wall.
The tide that seems to flow through pi may be nothing but aimless gabble, but what if it is a wave rippling through pi?
Rippling waves of nausea ensued.
In "The Story Hearer", she writes: "I am stuck here among my own ripples and tides.
The turning tide of students has rippled far beyond education, to culture and the delicate economic balance.
The 10-foot-high inflatable Buddha sat on a wooden lily pad in a cove of the East River, bobbing gently back and forth on the ripples of the tide.
Explain, in particular, the attractions of Federico Mompou, a determinedly minor composer of piano music and the occasional song, who in the wash of 20th-century history is a tiny ripple at low tide.
Apologists for gentrification can continue to pretend a city is a force of nature, and displacement of poor people from their homes just ripples on the tide, but the rising popular sentiment against social cleansing is not merely a fabrication of leftwing activists, academics or journalists.
