"People were smuggling Tide from Nassau County.
And personality has helped the Democrats keep the Republican tide from rolling in.
Of course, Dunwoody has been swimming against a vicious national tide from day one.
It can only be accessed at low tide from the shingle beach.
The memorable way to visit the Mont is by walking at low tide from Genêts.
They may also have quickened the receding tide from all the financial speculation of the late 1990s.
These graduates should, over time, turn the tide from majority-white to majority-black flight crews on the continent.
However, defeat could set Ireland off course and leave Kidney swimming against a tide from which he may not recover.
The wind brings the smell of salt marsh and low tide from Accabonac Harbor, less than a mile away.
But they are not needed in order to stem a tide from the former Eastern Bloc, nor will there be much noticeable impact in the immediate term.
"Turning the tide from hate to human rights," as Garcia put it, sends a powerful message that will reach far beyond the ballot box.
