Sentence examples for tide left from inspiring English sources

The ebb tide left only the shells of broken subdivisions; the area's linchpin city, San Bernardino, declared bankruptcy in August.

It was super-cleaning-action Tide, left in all the nozzles after Richard had agitated his clothes in the tub.

Clear blue waters from high tide left patterns of lines that extended for more than a mile, and mist hovered around treetops that looked like giant, green yawning monsters.

It was 11pm on a moonless night and they had two hours before the tide left them dry-docked.

In 1608 when the ultra-low tide left his ship high and dry, explorer Samuel Champlain dubbed it mal baie -- which translates from the French as Bad Bay.

The extreme tides on the Bay of Fundy bring the fish in at high water; low tide leaves them stranded and waiting to be fished out.

The Roosters led 8-6 at half-time, but two tries from Jason Nightingale turned the tide, leaving Brian Smith still looking for his first title after 27 years of coaching.

Twice a day, all but the loftiest are swallowed up by the tide, leaving only the tips of their mangrove trees above water.Life here is precarious: not just because unreliable embankments hold the tide back from the inhabited places, but also because of the tigers and crocodiles that stalk them.

Pools of water formed among the rocks by the receding tide, leaving behind small crabs and other marine life to be discovered by curious students.

At 11 30 am, 24 ships of the French fleet cut their anchor lines and began sailing out of the bay with the noon tide, leaving behind the shore contingents and ships' boats.

And that people who don't keep track of the Moon's influence on tides can get into trouble, as Julius Caesar did when Roman ignorance of English tides left boats high and dry in the Roman invasion of Britain.