The phrase "tide through" is not an idiom or expression in the English language.
You could use the phrase "weather the storm" or "persevere" instead. Example: We will have to persevere and weather the storm until things get better.
It was cleaned by the tide through openings at each end.
(Smith) Sam Moyer: 'Slack Tide' (through April 22) Sam Moyer's beguiling pictures oscillate astutely between the sublime and the decorative.
(Dargis) Film Series AGAINST THE TIDE (Through Sunday) The Japan Society's spring film series concludes this weekend.
Unable to stem the tide through competitive offerings, Mattel sued MGA for intellectual property infringement, suppressing Bratz's production.
"We wonder if they'll be back," said Mr. Taft, watching as the water flowed out of West Pond during a recent ebb tide, through the new inlet.
( Smith) Sam Moyer: 'Slack Tide' (through April 22) Sam Moyer's beguiling, expansive pictures oscillate astutely between the sublime and the decorative.
As the tide swept through, they began to see themselves differently.
By closing the turbines and preventing the tide coming through, the sea wall would create a massive storage site for water to drain from the Levels.
The mill was turned by water that the Dutch settlers harnessed from local tides through their fabled ability to build dikes.
They suggested that large-scale convective systems originating over the western Pacific region in response to the ENSO facilitate excitation of nonmigrating tides through latent heat release or large-scale redistribution of water vapor.
On our last day at sea we rode the tides through the channel between Partida and Espiritu Santo, and paddled beneath the pink and black cliffs on the island's windward coast.
