Sentence examples for tide away from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: There is a much simpler way for Pfizer to stem the generic tide away from Lipitor: lower its price.

This is a historic decision, part of a shifting tide away from fossil fuels that is happening across the world as we speak".

Terry Christensen, a political science professor at San Jose State University who supports Mr. Pegram's Democratic opponent, Donald Rocha, said Mr. Pegram's candidacy was part of a "turning of the tide away from more progressive, labor-backed candidates".

Enter The Kindness Couture, which I've created to help turn the tide away from such negativity so that we embrace the power of kindness.

Democrats believe that the younger, more diverse electorate of 2008 will turn the tide away from the 2010 turnout that was uniformly older, whiter and richer.

When young people are there for each others as friends, they create strength in numbers and can make a huge difference in turning the tide away from cruelty and toward kindness.

They found that in households where boxes of breakfast cereal were left on the counter top, the subject weighed 20lbs (9kg) more than neighbours who kept their cereal (if they had any) tided away.

Keeping a box of cereal out on the kitchen counter means you are likely to weigh more than people who keep their cereal boxes tided away, according to a new study.

"I'm sittin' on the dock of the bay, Watchin' the tide roll away, ooh".

Children were no longer left to play unsupervised after a king tide washed away a young boy.

Though Ms. Collins ran a strong and successful re-election effort in 2008, the Democratic tide washed away the last House Republican from New England after major losses in 2006.