Sentence examples for tides to from inspiring English sources
Some move with the tides to and from beaches, mud flats, or sand flats.
(Oceans respond to tides, tides to the Moon; the Moon marks the female menstrual cycle).
But they don't ride the tides to feed, rather to avoid egg predators.
By comparison, Ms. Klein said her classmates seemed resigned to waiting for the economic tides to turn.
To the south, a sea wall breaks open to allow the tides to flow in and out of this landscape.
"That showed me a lot," Floyd said of Garcia, who was just promoted from the Tides to the Mets.
It's really important to check the tides to ensure your four-wheel-drive will make it over Cahill's Crossing.
The world's first large-scale tidal plant, using flood and ebb tides to generate electricity, was completed in Saint-Malo in 1967.
The coming weekend is of particular concern, when the enormous runoff from the north could combine with high tides to overflow the Chao Phraya River.
The National Park Service, which oversees the seashore, will allow time and the tides to do their work on the federal lands and eventually rebuild the dunes.
