Sentence examples for the tide drawing from inspiring English sources

It was also in that week that we spent a whole day downstairs in the yard, in the sun; climbing on the veranda rail, we could look out over the harbor and see the tide drawing slowly in toward the streaked gray mudflats, and the lines of warmth dancing up and up into the sky.

Piazza's arrival, widely promoted, helped the Tides draw one of their biggest crowds of the season.

In 1986 he published The Prince Of Tides, drawing on the psychological problems of one of his sisters, Carol Ann, who thereafter cut herself off from him.

Sometimes a near kiss an almost tide drawn back withdrawn withdrawing.

But he hopes that plans by Britain's coalition government to reform the way his administration is funded might turn the tide.Drawing on proposals from a commission set up in 2007 with the support of Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats, ministers plan to give the Scottish government more financial autonomy.

Such issues never stem the tide of writers drawn by the intellectual challenge (or by the charms of the subject's market).

From my experience in Tanzania, no fence and no militia will hold back the tide of poachers drawn by the huge sums of money at stake.

He was the tide that had drawn the various piddly streams of our relatives, once the freebie vouchers had run out.

But equally disquieting is the way the writers and critics quoted in "Resisting the Tide" seem to draw their identity from the scandal they denounce and their futile resistance to it.

But with the tide continuing to draw city-dwellers out to the suburbs, it may prove too strong for anyone to fight.

Although the leak would certainly increase once off the reef, Cook decided to risk the attempt and at 10 20 pm the ship was floated on the tide and successfully drawn off.