Sentence examples for until the tides from inspiring English sources

It couldn't drain until the tides began to go back down hours later.

The closings normally last for a day or two, until the tides clean the water, but they can last longer at sheltered locations where tidal action is more limited.

David Nash's Ash Dome, its location as (remarkably) secret today as in 1978, in which the artist trained and finagled Welsh trees to grow in an exceedingly lovely way; Julie Brook's Jura Firestack, stone circles on the littoral with driftwood fires that burn until the tides bury them; Charles Jencks's landscapes; James Turrell's skyspaces.

"How long until the tide changes?" Kype asked.

We were in Palestine, until the tide turned at El Alamein.

"We won't know who's swimming naked until the tide goes out," Mr. Burns said.

The vessels were presently trapped outside the great bay until the tide came back in.

The tide is very low, and the crew decides to wait until the tide rises sufficiently to lift the boat.

Warren E. Buffett famously said, "You never know who's swimming naked until the tide goes out".

No wonder the Maroons won just three of 14 Origin series until the tide turned in 2006.

A spokeswoman said: "It is high tide at the moment, so we won't know the full extent of the problem until the tide retreats later today.