Sentence examples for some tide from inspiring English sources
Some tide barriers can protect coastlines from storm damage by absorbing energy from surges of water.
Some tide gauge records, including tsunami fluctuations, were obtained from sites near and far from the source region, such as in Panama, Japan, and the USA.
According to the Associated Press, up to 95percentt of sea star populations in some tide pools have been killed.
Then after a brief tour of some tide pools, the group will hike to the Hortense Miller home and gardens.
SH: Not as a piece of writing, but certainly when I toured the book through the United States with the McSweeney's edition -- in a van with Carl Wilson (my then-new-now-ex-husband), and Misha Glouberman, and our friend Erin Oke -- we did feel part of some tide of interest.
Some tide tables include predictions about wave height, also referred to as the swell, and wave interval.
Some tides are higher than others; the highest of the year were last month, with the peak on March 28.
With this effort from Sony, as well as Microsoft's VR-ready Project Scorpio Xbox One coming out next year, there may be some tides turning against the PC as the main method of enjoying high-quality VR.
With this effort from Sony, as well as Microsoft's VR-ready Project Scorpio Xbox One coming out next year, there may be some tides turning against the PC as the main method of enjoying high-quality VR.
The number of same-sex competitors in a population was calculated as the number of adult males or the number of adult females proportional to the area of the quadrate not submerged in water (although quadrates were generally above the high tideline, some tides reached higher levels than others and submerged some quadrates for some observations).
