Sentence examples for tide receded from inspiring English sources

But there is a more blunt reason why, I think, the Lib Dem tide receded: immigration.

The rising tide of the market had, as it were, lifted all boats; when that tide receded not all those boats fell to earth with a thump.

The French tide receded, at the cost of more than a million deaths from 1792 to 1815, never to crest again.

Once the tide receded, we found one of those famous schools of more than 200 "stupid" fish, and Jeffrey told us we could wade them.

Three of the men were pulled from the sea on Wednesday afternoon and two others were found later that evening when the tide receded.

"We felt the influence of the weather, the power of the sea, and saw faces in the mountains and monster-like shapes emerge from the seaweed as the tide receded," Ms Arthur reported.

When the tide recedes, however, the perfect beach is revealed.

When Labour's high tide recedes it will be much tougher.

It's when the tide recedes that the splendours of the seashore become available.

When the tide recedes, it goes way out, leaving pocket pools, shallow waters and sandbars.

Those left behind when the tide recedes will be chastised for their foolishness.