Sentence examples for tide surge from inspiring English sources

The will to do anything ambitious tends to recede almost as fast as the tide surge.

A long tide surge instead of a series of eddies, "Rings" is lustrous and finally overwhelming.

Last night the tide surged much higher — I don't know how much, but the beach was entirely subsumed.

Last night the tide surged much higher—I don't know how much, but the beach was entirely subsumed.

And as for making waves … think of the tide surging up Portland Place if Sky snaffles the BBC's No 1.

The tide surged over the seawall, blew out her windows, and filled the stove, filled the whole first floor all the way to the back wall.

Ten minutes later, Blinken powered down and ran against the tide surging through a choke where the smaller bay discharged into Gardiner's.

Many people chose identity politics over socialism in the 1980s, maybe just because these were positive changes that seemed possible, at a time when the tide surged against a universal egalitarianism.

Another day, another fishing trip - this time with spears and two young Aborigines, Stan and Bruce, on the mudflats of Ngudawarn, where stingrays and crabs get trapped when that tide surges out.

Studded with yard signs, friendly with fish fries and senior socials, the district presents a picturesque mix of urban boom here in Columbus, where Democrats are on the rise, and bucolic bedrock in Delaware and Licking Counties, to the north and east, where the state's Republican tide surges forth.

The Thames Barrier, for example, protects London from storm and tide surges.