Sentence examples for the ebb of from inspiring English sources

He did not seem disturbed by the ebb of power.

"I feel an overpowering impulse to write," he said of the ebb of a winter day.

There is oyster and mussel farming in the Mare Piccolo and fishing with the ebb of the tide.

Songs changed speeds for no apparent reason, giving the impression of someone trying to tame the ebb of time.

All they want is a quiet, temperate zone in which to regulate the ebb of their petit caches.

The work was first performed at the crowning of Edward VII in 1902, and its grandiosity heralded the ebb of the British empire.

"All of us in this room know the flows and the ebbs of careers," he said.

The ebbing of China as a hot issue has scrambled Hong Kong's political landscape.

There was never any moaning over the passage of time, the ebbing of the light, the darkening of the sky.

The gradual drinking-up of the Gentaz-Dervieux wines also represents the ebbing of a classic style.

The ebbing of political will and energy about Afghanistan is evident in Western capitals beset by economic troubles.