Sentence examples for warmer tide from inspiring English sources

Any political future for Jeb Bush depends on whether that warmer tide will be enough to offset lingering bad feelings about the family brand after the presidency of George W. Bush, who continues to be criticized by many conservatives for presiding over bailouts and expanding the size of government.

Warmer waters meant an earlier than normal algae bloom of Red Tide off Florida's coast, which is toxic when inhaled when sea cows come up for air every 20 minutes.

Southern California (USA) populations of the intertidal marine snail Chlorostoma (formerly Tegula) funebralis generally occupy warmer climates and are exposed to high air temperatures during low tides more often than northern California populations.

He forages; that means following the crabs around the river in their wanderings after warmer water & food & in response to the arrival of spring tides & the movement of the salt front.

Roll tide, roll tide.

Warmer, and more heartfelt.

Touchdown, Tide.

Has she become warmer?

Others paint a warmer picture.

Warmer winters mean less snowfall.

Warmer, Whitney thought.