Sentence examples for tide of events from inspiring English sources

But the tide of events was against her.

But the tide of events swept him to the other side.

That's why we care (when we do care) about politicians: because they offer to turn the tide of events in directions we favor.

Other apps, like Uberlife, which helps organize pop-up hangouts and Lanyard, an event guide, are also crucial for keeping up with the tide of events.

"It is exciting because we are at one of those rare points where the tide of events is turning, and the church nationally, including the Church of England has great opportunities to match its very great but often hidden strengths.

The Puppet Boy of Warsaw by Eva Weaver (Weidenfeld & Nicolson), has two people caught up in the tide of events, whose inter-relationship over time unravels the position forced on them by historic circumstance.

Thereafter, as East Europe correspondent and editor, Ian sailed and navigated the currents and rip-tides of events across the continent.

Then there is the tide of lavish events sponsored by major corporations and lobbying firms.

The study of political terrorism has ebbed and flowed with the tide of current events, according to experts in the field.

"A significant high tide of this event would be over nine metres.

Some fulfilled a long-harbored ambition, while others — like me — were buffeted by the tides of current events.