Sentence examples for with a tide from inspiring English sources

"These moments, they happen," he said, his voice breaking with a tide of what-if emotion.

He said the Americans could not keep up with a tide of international talent.

Cost-cutting has not kept pace with a tide of new problems that have eroded those savings.

But with a tide of teenagers turning away from summer jobs, some are raising a new concern.

A stump that might also be a bony hand; a beach suffused with a tide of crimson red.

When Mr. Obama dropped food on his tie while eating in the car between stops, Mr. Love was ready with a Tide pen.

Macrozoobenthos in a borrow pit with a tide-averaged bed shear stress of around 0.41 N m 2 is expected to return back to pre-extraction conditions within 4 6 year.

The lithofacies and their arrangement are consistent with a tide-influenced coastal setting, whereby the change from argillite sandstone to quartz arenite lithofacies represents an initial estuary system, defining transgression with a maximum flooding surface, evolving into a fan-delta, defining progradation with a maximum regressive surface.

November brings with it a tide of autumnal warmth: mulled ciders, cozy sweaters and fireworks.

November brings with it a tide of Autumnal warmth: mulled ciders, cozy sweaters, and the unsettling realization that winter has completely consumed us.

It usually began with standing water: a tide pool or pond or salty shallow, wet enough to breed bacteria but not so wet as to wash them away.