Sentence examples for tide of small from inspiring English sources

This is the wording used by the FAA in a newly-released 17-page document that clarifies the attitude towards the growing tide of small drones.

Other boys in town might describe you as a "poof" or "pansy", and while their parents may opt for gentler but still loaded terms such as "artistic" or "sensitive", it hardly stems the tide of small town gossip.

What is now taking shape, perhaps belatedly, is a national consensus that the incremental redistribution of the wealth was not enough, that the country has neglected to build the entrepreneurial environment that generates a rising tide of small and medium black businesses.

Warren Hoge (NYT) BRITAIN: DUNKIRK REVISITED -- Sixty years after the ragtag flotilla that Churchill called Britain's "great tide of small vessels" helped rescue 340,000 soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk, some 60 boats will cross the English Channel from Dover today in commemoration.

As the record companies prepare to battle ISP to ISP, infringer to infringer, it could cause a nuisance for companies like Earthlink, AT&T and AOL Time Warner, but it's not likely to stem the tide of small and large-scale music piracy around the world.

Consequently, the tides of largest range or amplitude (spring tides) occur at new moon, when the Moon and the Sun are in the same direction, and at full moon, when they are in opposite directions; the tides of smallest range (neap tides) occur at intermediate phases of the Moon.

As gardeners attempt to quell a rising tide of the small, slimy creatures, slug repellent manufacturers are reporting a sales surge.

Burbidge (pictured) said: "Tide is the future of small business banking services by addressing serious pain points for small business owners and entrepreneurs.

Because while those specialist industries have embraced the changing tide of technology – working with small budgets and low production values to suit the climate of the internet – Digital Playground continues to treat its films like blockbusters without making any efforts to prepare its business model for the future.

You hardly ever see Chandler enter a room, he's just there, or leave a room, he seeps away, small tide of person, noticed as a retraction.

Obama's frequent recourse to what is often called "responsibility politics" is not without its supporters: I made an oblique criticism of the program during a television appearance, and a small tide of black recrimination followed in response.