Sentence examples for tide struck from inspiring English sources

The Tide struck first, driving 47 yards with the opening possession before Leigh Tiffin kicked a 48-yard field goal and a 3 0 lead.

On Saint Lucia, rough waves and a strong storm tide struck the fleet of British Admiral Rodney at Port Castries, with one ship destroying the city's hospital by being lifted on top of it.

They have already survived an intense brown tide that struck the bay last spring, an event that Mr. LoBue said would probably limit new spawning for some time.

After an exchange of punts gave Alabama good starting position at the Auburn 45, the Tide quickly struck again with McElroy hitting tight end Colin Peek on a 33-yard touchdown pass that left the game tied 14 14 at halftime.

His jibe that the rising economic tide would lift only yachts, struck a raw nerve with the Tories.

As the storm struck at low tide, storm surge was insignificant.

Though the hurricane struck at low tide, it produced a storm surge of over 29 feet (9 m) along several portions of the New Jersey coastline, causing significant overwash.

Manhattan Island was completely flooded to Canal Street; one hurricane researcher remarked that the storm surge flooding would have been much worse, had the hurricane not struck at low tide.

New York recently learned a hard lesson when Hurricane Sandy struck at high tide, made worse by an increase in sea-level of 20 centimeters (nearly 8 inches) over the past several decades.

But in the Great South Bay off the Atlantic, an extensive bloom of brown tide algae that began in May struck hard at clams.

In Maryland, the storm struck just before high tide.