Sentence examples for tidal mark from inspiring English sources

In the Castle park behind, where the pupils used to play, each tree carries what looks like a tidal mark, or the anti-fouling paint on the hulls of boats.

There were fishermen on City Island drinking cans of beer, studying the tidal marks on the rocks and the shellfish there and wondering what kind of season it would be.

James Stiars of Bel Air broke his own non-tidal mark with a 1.74-pound, 14¼-inch fish he caught in Loch Raven Reservoir, while 10-year-old Ryan Timmons of Berlin broke the Atlantic record with his 1.65-pound, 141/2-inch perch that hit a white Twister Tail jig in Ayers Creek near Ocean City.

Tidal bench mark information at a station provides a translation from the geodetic vertical datum to mean sea level (MSL) at that location, then subtracting the tidal prediction yields a surge height above the normal water height.

Lang Banks, director of WWF Scotland, said: "News that power has been exported to grid for the first time by a pair of tidal devices marks yet another major milestone on Scotland's journey to becoming a fully renewable nation.

In Dakar, Senegal, they'll mark the tidal margins of recent storm surges.

Every year, Christmas break marks a tidal wave of "when we were younger" photos being uploaded to people's Facebook accounts while they sit in their parents' houses and look through old family albums.

On the other hand, tidal reaeration was less marked during PSV than controlled breaths of BIPAP+SBmean.

Here, ripples in the stone mark an ancient tidal flat, and there, a fossil trilobite might remind you that long ago, this place was under the ocean.

Tidal Lagoon Power Ltd chief executive Mark Shorrock said: "Securing the backing of a world-renowned investment institution marks another major milestone for the Swansea Bay project and is a clear endorsement of our vision to introduce tidal lagoon infrastructure into the UK's low carbon energy mix".

Anybody reading Down and Dirty Pictures, and its anti-Miramax abuse, would be forgiven for thinking that, were it not for all these ghastly businessmen trying to turn a filthy buck and interfering in the director's 'vision', the Nineties would have been marked by a tidal wave of stunning, original films.