Sentence examples for rode the tide from inspiring English sources

But in the broad sweep of historical change, she rode the tide rather than pushed it back – though she did make a very big wave.

The carmaker also rode the tide of a strong day for the stock market overall, with market benchmarks look set on their second-consecutive record high closing price.

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

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.

Should a poet try to stop the clock or, like a swimmer caught in a rip current, ride the tide?

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

To get there, he will need to ride the tide of Taiwanese identity with skill and some caution.

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

Mr. Tsipras may be riding the tide of anti-austerity, but it remains to be seen if he has what it takes to steer the ship.