1. We set sail at high tide.

2. High tide is at seven in the morning.

3. These rocks are awash at high tide.

4. We moored in the estuary, waiting for high tide.

5. We put out to sea at high tide.

6. The waves became much more powerful at high tide.

7. The signing of the peace treaty was the high tide of her presidency.

8. You can't walk along this beach at high tide .

9. Some stretches of beach are completely underwater at high tide.

10. At high tide the sea covers the rocks, but at low tide it uncovers them.

11. The gates rise automatically during high tide.

12. At high tide, the number shrinks to about 450.

13. This commonly occurs at high tide.

14. When there's a high tide they get sea water in their sitting rooms!

15. A high tide had led to predictions of one of the largest bores of the year.

16. High tide is often positively dangerous, with vicious dumping waves breaking on the steep slope of the upper beach.

17. Yet the high tide of nationalism was still to come, from two World Wars and the colonial revolution.

18. It was high tide and on the wharf the swing-bridge was open to allow a toy ship to enter the toy-town dry-dock.

19. It was high tide and the thing lay all along the sand.

20. When he comes down, it is like high tide along the shore-all the wet muddy places sparkle with life and motion.

21. If the heavy rain had coincided with an extreme high tide, serious flooding would have resulted.

22. A lot of rubbish was washed up by the high tide.

23. The boats will put to sea on this evening's high tide.

24. The result: a piece as solid and dependable as a sand castle in high tide.

25. March 7: I cried my heart out last night after seeing the movie High Tide.

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26. He, more than anyone else, had kept their spirits at high tide.

27. Police in Essex and Kent issued flood warnings for yesterday afternoon's high tide and further problems were expected later.

28. He had been walking on the riverbank observing a high tide.

29. About 125 people were briefly evacuated from a Revere elderly housing complex until the high tide passed uneventfully.

30. Mills were often built on an estuary where the water could be trapped upstream at high tide by sluice gates.

1. We set sail at high tide.

2. High tide is at seven in the morning.

31. It learns the relative positions of the pools at high tide, when it can swim over them.

32. That day, a high tide and strong winds brought flooding to coasts fringing the Firth of Clyde.

33. The movement is at its high tide.

34. When high tide came in, he ran away quickly.

35. Guangdong's and education has achieved a high tide. "

36. The high tide was coming in.

37. High Tide of British Trade Unionism?

38. A perigean spring tide, or king tide, is an especially high tide caused by the fuller moon and the close orbit of the moon to earth.

39. The hull is flat-bottomed, so the boat can easily wait for high tide when run aground in shallow water.

40. Our departure is subject to the time of the high tide.

41. This stronger pull makes the water bunch up a little under the Moon, creating a high tide.

42. The vast majority of the casualties were in France where many of the victims drowned on the Atlantic coast when stong winds added to a particularly high tide and breached flood defences.

43. The gale could set in with the next high tide.

44. Slack water usually happens near high tide and low tide.

45. "Our research showed that the problem would be in storm surges that occur at high tide, " says Craig Hartman, design partner in SOM's San Francisco office.

46. The crew got the ship under way at high tide.

47. There had been a high tide the year before last , but last year saw a let - down.

48. Salt resistant plant such as Wedelia prostrata and Ipomoea pes caprae appeared in the edge of sand wall next to high tide line.

49. Is defeated possibly is in disguised form victory, neap tide is the high tide start.

50. Earthquake, volcanic eruption, flood, high tide, typhoon rain - storm or similar hazards of wind or water.

51. The relation of strong earthquake high tide period between China's continent and Japan Trench is analyzed as well.

52. Is defeated possibly is in disguised form victory, the neap tide is the high tide start.

53. Cue Manta birostris. "Just after high tide you'll see a few manta rays turn up, " says Guy Stevens, a British marine biologist who's been researching the Maldives mantas for the past three years.

54. Wildlife officials hoped to return the mammals to sea at high tide.

55. Harlem Renaissance came into being in the high tide of modernism. It is by no means an accidental phenomenon.

56. In Huiquan Bay beach, the sediments are transported towards southeast from the high tide line to the sandbar,(http:///high tide.html) while towards northwest from the crest of sand bar to its offshore flank.

57. It's beating a cowardly retreat at a critical stage in the high tide of the revolution!

58. The diehards of Guomindang s the second high tide against CCP come to the high point by fabricating south Anhui incident brazenly after the first high tide against CCP was beat back.

59. We set sail ( for France ) at high tide.

60. The ship, which leaked around two tonnes of heavy fuel oil, was refloated at high tide on Monday night and towed to safe anchorage near Great Keppel Island, a tourist resort, for a damage inspection.

61. Elizabeth brush-off Darcy of propose is a story the first high tide.

62. We aground on a sandbank and had to sit it out until the next high tide.

63. Under the influence of many cultural factors, there is a high tide of creation of eulogistic poetry during Jian An Period, during which Cao Zhi is the greatest writer.

64. Has pushed to the high tide the entire wedding banquet.

65. The lower member is composed of the high tide flat (mud flat) and middle tide flat (mixed flat), while the upper member consists of the low tide flat (sand flat).

66. Authorities are planning to hit the Gulf of Thailand in the next week from a new round of high tide response.