Sentence examples for tide has gone from inspiring English sources

"Warren Buffett says the tide has gone out and we can see who's been swimming naked," Postolos said.

The tide has gone out and exposed many naked situations in both Europe and the Arab/Muslim world.

The six casas look modeled from clay, or shaped in sand after the tide has gone out.

As Walter Bagehot, the great 19th-century editor of The Economist, put it: "The rocks only show once the tide has gone out".

"If you come to a day when the Dow has fallen 1,000 points a day for a few days and the tide has gone out and you find some naked swimmers, those naked swimmers will call Berkshire," he said.

Neither the Remain nor Leave campaigns has much to say to this group of voters who feel as if the tide has gone out on the economic good times.

Later, when the tide had gone out, I went for a reef walk, stepping carefully between semi-submerged coral colonies.

Throw in the recession which, as David Elstein memorably put it, left the corporation looking as if the tide had gone out around it, and you can begin to see why in recent months it has been open season on the BBC.

The tide had gone out from the beach.

And then as abruptly as the tide had gone out, it began to wash back in.

"Staff and customers helped to bale out the water... within a couple of hours the tide had gone out".