Sentence examples for tide into from inspiring English sources

And the stream has continued at flood tide into 2003.

The world's sea levels are now rising inexorably, turning every storm and high tide into peril.

/ Bless His name, He sets me free" — but its sentiment they understood: they rode the sparkling flood's tide into the night.

/ Bless His name, He sets me free"—but its sentiment they understood: they rode the sparkling flood's tide into the night.

It's just after midday and a lone fisherman chugs against the outgoing tide into Padstow harbour carrying a few dozen crab claws and some fish for bait.

LATE last year, a flotilla of fluorescent jellyfish covering 10 square miles of ocean was borne by the tide into a small bay on the Irish Sea.

The new moon had pushed higher-than-normal tides into estuaries.

In the conversion of the power of tides into electrical energy, the inventor finds great difficulties.

Mr. Taylor's company, Verdant Power, had positioned it there in the latest test of its long-running plan to turn the tides into a source of electricity.

So why aren't they simply flushed by the tides into the open sea, without so much as a goodnight moon?

The register of MPs interests shows that the oil-rich dictatorship of Azerbaijan, via its London lobbyists, paid Dr Fox £5,700 for the right to translate Rising Tides into an Azerbaijani Turkish edition.