Sentence examples for tide yielded from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the tide yielded treasures.
Or did Aran rush To throw wide arms of rock around a tide That yielded with an ebb, with a soft crash?
Statically, a hypothetical scenario of Hurricane Matthew's peak surge coinciding with the highest astronomical tide would yield an overall storm-tide water level of 2.58 m, corresponding to an approximate 1000-year return period by historical comparison.
Collecting after a storm or after high tide will yield great finds.
Savage has a fine eye for composition: his native Margate yielded beautiful images of tides and sunsets, crashing waves and solitary strands.
"The Commission's investigations and fact-finding to date have yielded more than enough information to warrant sounding the alarm for immediate legislative action to help stem the tide of corruption," the preliminary report says.
FFBP network yielded correlation coefficient value of 0.564 and NARX network yielded very high correlation coefficient of the order 0.915 for predictions of yearlong hourly tide levels.
Look for middle level tides as they usually yield waves.
But he has certainly aided his cause by refusing to yield just yet to the oncoming tide of players who are the last roadblocks to athletic immortality.
Only in those three games did Alabama yield more than 100 rushing yards, for an average Crimson Tide margin of victory of just one point.
