For two decades, Fiona Apple has proved herself immune to the tides of influence that sway many other artists of her stature.
On the eponymous final track, he details his experience riding the tides of influence between West and Jay Z, who last year signed Mensa to his entertainment firm, Roc Nation.
Aware of the changing tides of influence, Titian abandoned the commission before completion, and for the next 100 years the painting languished unframed in a Farnese cellar.
But between Mr. Clinton's book, a rising tide of Democratic influence and Michael Moore's incendiary "Fahrenheit 9/11," which is playing to bang-up business at no less than seven Westchester theaters, it's a long way from the county's old image as a bastion of white-shoe Republicans.
Politics today is far more complicated, and the fundamental point, he said, was this: Mayor James K. Hahn owed something to the black minority that had been critical to his election last year, particularly since blacks are fiercely clinging to political power against a rising tide of Latino influence.
BEIRUT -- With the Iranian involvement against the Islamic State in the assault on Tikrit, and the Saudi invasion of Yemen to stem the tide of Iranian influence, we have entered a new Middle Eastern war.
Since the collapse of the English Defense League (EDL), a British group that intended to counter the rising tide of Islamic influence in the United Kingdom, a number of far-right organizations have been vying for the honor of leading the country's racists into a battle that no one else thinks they need to fight.
More common are apparent paleocurrent bidirectionality and an abundance of mud drapes, which are indicative of tide influence, but not definitively diagnostic.
If so, it might be that the high tide of Mr Chávez's influence in the region has already passed.
And as Edmund Burke observed during the high tide of British power and influence, "A great empire and little minds go ill together".
