Sentence examples for tides along from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the tides along the eastern shores of Asia generally have a considerable range and were the subject of close observation and much speculation among the Chinese.

Now, researchers in Florida have uncovered a trigger for red tides along the state's Gulf Coast, and it comes from Africa.

Christmas Day this year will see very high tides along the whole Suffolk coast, all part of Baker's patch, stretching from Lowestoft to Felixstowe, the largest container port in the UK.

When Dr. Wayne Litaker, a molecular ecologist at the University of North Carolina, needed to set up a laboratory to study toxic tides along the Atlantic coast late last year, he turned to the Internet.

Britain's flood defences and flood warnings that led to thousands of people leaving their homes in the face of record-breaking high tides along the east coast have saved lives and property, according to the Environment Agency and police.

MIDORI The violinist, adding some range to her repertory, teams up with some exciting collaborators — the pianist Marc-André Marc-André Hamelinró Quandethe to perforMiróo benchmark pieces by her countryman Toru Takemitsu — "A Way a Lone" and "Between Tides" — along with masterworks by two of his great influences, Ravel (the Violin Sonata in G Major) and Debussy.

What if a marital rip tide comes along and I have no idea how to get out of it?

Davenport understands what Mark Twain called "the majestic, the magnificent Mississippi, rolling its mile-wide tide along".

Traffic came to a standstill at high tide along the Flyde coast in Lancashire as huge amounts of sea foam engulfed the promenade.

Various species of Chondrus, including Irish moss (C. crispus), carpet the lower half of the zone exposed at low tide along rocky coasts of the Atlantic.

While armed violence is at an ebb tide along the Karen border, a once-minor warlord is reconstructing himself as an effective demagogue.