Sentence examples for the next tides from inspiring English sources

"Gas and electrics were all turned off, but we're going to be knee-high in water again with the next tides.

What do we do when the next tide comes?

"There's no 'mother nature', because with the next tide they would just swim away.

When the cliff has fallen the next tide turns the chunks of clay into round blobs, each studded with multi-coloured pebbles.

A morning ferry means that lunch gets served in the restaurants and ferry day-trippers can take their time before the return sailing on the next tide.

"If it's not going to make it through the next tide cycle, it's an animal that's completely compromised," he said.

I felt then as if I were living on shifting sands, or rather on a beach, where footprints disappear with the next tide.

It is an unpleasant experience to be stranded until the next tide, especially if it comes after dark, when the mosquitoes swarm.

They need to be loaded as fast as possible with the precise ore blend ordered by the customer in Shandong, and they need to leave on the next tide.

When the deep sluice opened at low tide, a powerful undertow sucked the silt into the river to be carried away on the next tide.

The eggs hatch in about 10 days, when the next tide high enough to reach them arrives and sweeps them back to sea.