Sentence examples for tide hits from inspiring English sources

"The tide hits the levee, and that's where the bay stops," Mr. Smith said.

The Zamboni at the Garden does nine m.p.h.; the East River, at peak ebb or flood tide, hits half that.

Gulf-coast environmentalists might do well to make similar records before the black tide hits and their world is thrown, for a while, out of balance.

Scallops rebounded briefly in 1994, but another bloom of brown tide hit the following year.

Hotel operators in the Panhandle say they are frustrated by headlines forecasting a "black tide" hitting Florida beaches.

Alabama's Kennedy Winston had 17 points as the Crimson Tide hit seven of its first eight shots.

The Tide hit Clemson early with Henry, who scored the game's first touchdown on a 50-yard burst through the middle.

Trailing by 15 points, the Owls pulled to 64-62, then 66-64 before the Crimson Tide hit a free throw, then received a steal and two free throws from Maurice Williams for a 69-64 lead with 7.5 seconds left.

Just six weeks later, a giant "king tide" hit our capital, Majuro, flooding the airport runway, some surrounding neighborhoods and even my own backyard as the waves crashed over a thick, protective sea wall — the second devastating climate disaster in two months.

"I've been on those sands man and boy … What happened that night was not only awful beyond words – it was absolutely avoidable … Even when the tide hit them, had they had anybody with them, like me, who knows the area, there was still a safe route off the cockle bed … They could have walked to safety".

The high tide hit the Pembrokeshire coast just after 07:00 GMT and the council reported some minor flooding on footpaths along the river in Haverfordwest while one cafe in Riverside Arcade was also flooded.