- tide
- 01. The children got trapped on a small rock in the middle of the water when the [tide] came in while they were playing.02. When the [tide] is out, we can walk further along the beach.03. I like to explore the beach when the [tide] is low.04. An earthquake caused a [tidal] wave which destroyed a number of villages along the coast.05. The [tidal] pools were full of starfish and other interesting ocean species.06. The sandy beach extends way out into the bay when the [tide] is out.07. Beware of strong [tides] when swimming in this area.08. Chaucer wrote that, "Time and [tide] wait for no man."09. The action of the ocean's [tide] is caused by the gravitational force of the moon.10. The highest [tides] in the world are in the Bay of Fundy, where the [tides] can reach up to 20 meters or more.11. Someone once joked that time, [tide] and bus drivers wait for no man.12. The Jamaican police force have a record of loyal and honest service, despite the rising [tide] of crime and violence in the cities.13. Low [tide] at the beach offers a great opportunity to turn over rocks, look under ledges and lift up seaweed to see the creatures living there.14. Certain times of year have lower [tides] than others.15. When the sun and moon are in line, they act together to produce exceptionally high and low [tides].16. Here on the west coast of the U.S., the greatest [tidal] differences which occur average about four and a half meters.17. France opened the world's first [tidal] power station in November of 1966.18. Economic-development and family-planning programs have helped slow the [tide] of population growth threatening our planet.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.