Sentence examples for tide flows from inspiring English sources

There is abundant bird life as the tide flows in and out of the creek.

At the Blair ebb tide, when the Brown tide flows, a Murray comes and a Henman goes.

And for years, local fishermen have ignored them, herding the animals into a small cove and slashing them until the tide flows red.

Already, a quiet pro-voucher tide flows in America: though only 51% of respondents in last year's Gallup poll favoured vouchers, that is up from 43% two years earlier.

Many urban Libyans are too frightened to hang the old flag from King Idris's time from their windows lest the military tide flows back in Colonel Qaddafi's favour.The first big crack in the rebel movement opened when Mustafa Abdel Jalil, who had been the colonel's justice minister until he joined the rebels, took to the airwaves to declare himself head of a provisional government.

As we came in closer to land, we felt the effect of a flood tide flowing from the east, off Coney Island.

"There is a huge tide flowing and you can decide in which direction you want to swim," he told the Guardian in an interview.

Continuing to develop them makes a lot less sense to North Korea or anyone else if it's done against a universal tide flowing in the other direction.

And certainly not the delighted retailers who enjoy an apparently unending wave of number-one bestsellers, and who are prepared to give away big discounts to keep the tide flowing.

So it may seem unfair to say that the second reason for the strong anti-EU tide flowing through the UK is an absence of pro-European leadership in Britain.

Outsiders saw a red tide flowing through South America – of the late Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, Evo Morales in Bolivia, the Kirchners in Argentina, Rafael Correa in Ecuador and, of course, Lula in Brazil.