Sentence examples for tide becomes from inspiring English sources

There is water here on both sides, so if the tide becomes much higher there will be no land left at all".

As its images accumulate, "Time and Tide" becomes a quiet celebration of a reflective and ultimately nurturing solitude in which mundane thoughts recede to the background as one's consciousness attunes itself to an environment.

Tide became Jive; Snickers became Slackers.

On Egypt, he toyed with preserving Mubarak ad interim before the tide became irreversible.

The Crimson Tide became the second team in college football's poll era, dating back to 1936, to win four titles in seven seasons.

Vito Minei, the estuary program director and also the director of the Division of Environmental Quality for Suffolk County, said the brown tide became "the crystallizing issue" that led to calls for estuary protection after it was first observed in 1985.

But "Stemming the Tide" became quite the lightning rod.

At higher eccentricity, tides become stronger, so that more eccentric planets are tidally dominated longer (Fig. 16a).

While the bulwark was probably an extension of the headland at low tide, with the rising tide it became an island.

In the Bryant era, the Crimson Tide again became a rallying point for newspaper editors, politicians and the Southern public at large; the Tide has always seemed like a pro team because so many of its fans, myself included, have no more connection with the university than being born in the same state.

Songzhuang rode that high tide to become a global center of artistic achievement and striving.