Sentence examples for tide come from inspiring English sources

"I can drive Senator Rubio to a spot on Biscayne Bay under a full moon and he can watch the high tide come in over the road".

There's perhaps a special keenness felt by the men of Fellini's coastal backwater, who are pushing 30 and have been watching this tide come in and go out for rather too long; they're starting to wonder if they've already missed the boat.

Along with the tide came the wind.

The tide comes in and goes out".

"Sometimes the tide comes in".

When high tide came, she drowned.

"We used to hate it when the tide came in.

Think of presidential years as the high tide coming in.

More perplexing is why brown tide comes and goes.

But the tide comes and goes out twice a day.

The tide came in and the time went out again.