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1. He would have to move this boat well before dusk if he didn't want it to sit on the bottom while the tide was out
2. He had pulled up as the tide stopped its flow, in a few hours it would start its ebb from this inlet
3. She hopped into the boat, he wanted to be out of the inlet before the tide got low, as it was, he was in time for a nice early rip that he rode out, accelerating into the distance as Jorma watched
4. She wasn't sure he would be able to get thru there at anything but the highest tide
5. Not brilliant but it would be something to tide you over, Liz
6. Not much, but something to tide him over
7. A tide swells, a tide of souls that moves to my imperial call as
8. Slowly, as if a soft, breezeless tide were creeping up a gently sloping sandy shore line, I became aware of waves in the distance, and slowly I tuned into the echo of my exhalations
9. This was about as high as the tide would go, it was opposite Kortrax at this end of the lake
10. now we can clearly see that the tide has turned,
11. The tide keeps on moving and it will be
12. of the ebbing legion tide hauls its way shoreward
13. To this day, if you go to the area that Caesarea used to be, you can find pieces of marble in the sand and on the tide
14. "Alfred has determined that there are tide control locks in the vicinity of that city," she continued
15. beneath her, only to slacken their grip with time and tide,
16. I drift on a tide of eyes that saw the tracer
17. He too suddenly felt the rising tide and it surprised him with its intensity; he realized that he had never experienced anything as strong as this
18. the rising tide that says, “I will not be a victim,
19. ‘No, but he says there’s a tide early in the morning which he will take … we’ll be at sea by the time we wake tomorrow
20. Would three Elements be enough to turn the tide of decay, sufficient even to save the world? Unable to answer any of these questions, I carefully put the Element away in my belt and lie back on my bunk, staring at the ceiling of the cabin
21. During Afternoonday and Dawnsleep they were at anchor, for here on the lower river the tide overwhelms the current and the wind
22. When traffic was stopping for the tide, they would often stop together on the same beach and give people a chance to socialize
23. and as the waters rise with the tide
24. There seemed to be a cafe near some rocks at the far end of the bay so with that as my turning point and the town some way behind me now, I staggered along the tide line
25. The sailing was tricky with tide and turbine currents
26. The tide was normally not as strong this close to the city, but when there was no wind at all they couldn't make progress
27. This branch of the river was about a third of a mile wide here, the plots on the far side were visible, the ships passing by were close enough to shout to each other and moving so slow upstream with the barely perceptible tide that it was hardly worth the effort to sail at all
28. A meander had been shot thru with a canal, then there was a complex corridor a few miles to the northeast, with a couple sets of tide control locks to pole thru
29. In all of this, in the hurricane of press interest that engulfed the protagonists and in the quietly ebbing tide that followed as the story wound down onto the spools of microfiched newsprint, Miss Jones and the young man never actually met
30. The beach is empty except for a few gulls ferreting about in the heaps of seaweed dumped on the high tide line by the sea
31. They fought to the very end, valiantly trying to turn the tide
32. The clean tang of high tide brushed his nostrils
33. protagonists and in the quietly ebbing tide that followed as the
34. Her hands went to her mouth, the next high tide was the middle of Nightday
35. brightly in the sunshine, indicating that the tide was a long way out
36. Thru the previous dark they had sailed the whole hundred miles of Beghtik, the smallest major lake in the interconnect, and were now riding a surging favorable tide as Kortrax pulled the waters toward their height at Noonsleep in Center Lake
37. There were feet of tide here and it ripped thru the canal relentlessly, carrying the traffic with it
38. Swept along on a tide of alcohol and the untethered horseplay of ridicule, the rest of the audience join in
39. resumed, “It was only safe to cross when the tide was out and, even
40. As they crossed, the tide was coming in
41. The tide was out further than she had seen it so far; it had exposed another five or so metres of rock pools
42. The next indicator of the rising tide of ill will toward the Livingsons, which if it had been at all anticipated they did not need to wait long to encounter, occurred on the first evening after the arrival of the Lodges' inaugural guests
43. She stood amongst the bushes watching as the sea slowly ebbed and flowed, gradually releasing the land from its grasp; the tide went out leaving rocks shiny in the sunshine
44. You say you were sitting on a rock by the sea …what if the tide came in suddenly?’
45. The tide was right in; waves wildly swooshing up against the rocks scattering droplets of brine for metres up in the air where they sparkled in the sun, the wind-borne spray hitting her in the face
46. ‘Nothing much, I watch the sea and potter on the rocks when the tide is out
47. He wished to compose letters to his sisters and to his parents and White Feathers before sailing tomorrow afternoon on the tide
48. bottle of Tide on the washer was laughing at me
49. ‘What if the tide had been in?’ Jarvis said, kneeling down on the ground to look over the edge where they reckoned the bush had been torn out
50. ‘If the tide had been in, he wouldn’t have stood a chance
1. Quonez 2 said something and the man that had the tricorder took it to the fort and tided the rope to the strap
2. The small kitchen was promptly tided, the rest of the shop had already been closed down, and the staff gone home
3. "He might have tided 'ee over the winter
4. It is our opinion, therefore, that there should be in this department steady and rapid advance, and that it should no longer be tided along
1. We stomped at the rising tides
2. We are not in this world to passively drift with the tides of ever changing events, to aggressively fulfill useless desires in a vain attempt to express limited personal powers
3. He built an underground sewage system that would drain with the tides
4. "It is likely the natives harness the power of the tides in them
5. Large town … extreme tides …’
6. Where when the tides bring forth with indifference there will you find me,
7. Pouring tides of the timeless sea brings forth what should have
8. fatal) tides and currents, that the island could be cut off and that
9. There’s a headland there which affects the way the tides flow
10. To catch outflowing tides, it’s often necessary to rise before the sun
11. If the tides weren’t
12. To see or hear the tides in your dream represents a need for emotional and spiritual cleansing
13. Low tides indicate that you energies are being drained, whereas high tides symbolize high energy
14. Alternatively, the tides symbolize your emotional ups and downs
15. There are times of high and low tides, and such occurrences are inevitable
16. The moon influences the tides in the oceans essential for maintaining marine life and life in general
17. Immigration Reform is unlikely to occur anytime soon for the (very) simple reason that such measures designed to quiet the tides of illegal immigration must necessarily conflict with the efforts of corporate lobbyists and their political minions in conjunction with private enterprises that have come to rely heavily on cheaper sources of labor to operate their businesses and who have repeatedly demonstrated their calloused indifference to rules of law and native born working men and women and are willing to operate outside the law if that‘s what it takes, at the expense of Native Americans for the ―benefit‖ of Illegal Aliens who are ―here‖ to collect a paycheck if nothing else, who routinely flaunt our nation‘s laws while abetting an underground economy injurious to open markets
18. It is easy to identify in the tides and currents of history times when lack of courage and resolve to confront a threat in its initial impulse ended up costing catastrophically more in its final unraveling
19. God has mechanisms for all, and that's what we see every day of our lives and we do not realize: how children are born, how trees grow, how the tides rise and fall, how we breathe, how rain is generated, how the stars move, and hundreds of billions of things more
20. It pulls the tides
21. that is why we have gravity tides,” Bellona says
22. ‘Jaden, remember what I was telling you about the gravity affects from the gravity tides? All the fish and animals in our oceans and on land adapted for the past million years around this daily event
23. From a medieval style round tower of stone in the beginning, it was transformed, in the tides and currents of history, into a six-level citadel of defense, exceptionally fortified, endowed with six “garitas” (sentry boxes) at the outer angles of bastions along the city walls
24. While reassuring the readers that religion will triumph now as it has in the tides and currents of history and that wishful thinking does not history make, Roger lets them know that he chooses Christ’s promise to be with us “to the consummation of time” over the columnist’s prediction of religion’s doom
25. Did it come from the Northern Sea? It must have, but nothing like that has ever happened before! Old stories of high tides and big storms, but nothing like that! the thought continued
26. Lifetimes washed in with the tides
27. high tides and big storms, but nothing like that! the thought continued
28. Syzygy: points of the new and full moon; the cause of spring tides
29. Tidal current: current caused by the rise and fall of tides
30. Far out through the tides of darkness
31. Assured in the dark tides of the world that rest,
32. deep into the calm tides, until the water was at chest length
33. We've got to set up quickly before the tide starts rushing in, and at spring tides there's minimal slack water
34. ocean's surface, almost tempering the tides as she walked
35. and the Sun cause high tides in earth’s oceans, it also causes tides in earth’s
36. high tides in the fluidic magmaspheres There would therefore be an ‘ebb
37. The quakes are probably triggered by tides resulting from
38. Tides and Currents: Every voyage in space is timed to begin
39. the tides in space created by them, just as ships captains wait for the
40. Physical tides and currents are a part
41. it still causes tides
42. Suddenly, as a confirmation that my presence was bearer of bad omens, a thick fog began to cover the boat, and the sailors, afraid, blamed me for that natural event! As if I had the power of Jupiter on bad weather and tides! The sea, serene when we sailed, now was enraged, powerful, enormous, shedding the sails and turning them into broken strips hanging from the mast with an undulating motion that looked like the tongue of a dark monster making woods creaked even more, incessantly, as if Neptune were splitting the ship with his two hands
43. The overlapping tides stroked mercilessly against the
44. tides were overlapping and tumbling down at the
45. It was fresh and sweet smelling again after successive tides had washed away the last of the debris from yesterday’s debacle
46. Ganid greatly enjoyed Jesus' explanation of the water system of the city and the technique whereby the tides were utilized to flush the city's streets and sewers
47. Likewise, the ocean tides and the flooding rivers would have displaced many an onam onto the ground around
48. But how come the unicellular onams could have multiplied into a wide variety multi-cellular species? And then, wherefrom did the plant life emerge? Well the ebbs would have retrieved into the high seas some onams that the tides could have washed ashore
49. Fort Tuscelan stood on the eastern bank of Black River, the tides of which washed the foot of the stockade
50. Why should he toil to regain the rule of a people which had already forgotten him?—why chase a will-o'-the-wisp, why pursue a crown that was lost for ever? Why should he not seek forgetfulness, lose himself in the red tides of war and rapine that had engulfed him so often before? Could he not, indeed, carve out another kingdom for himself? The world was entering an age of iron, an age of war and imperialistic ambition; some strong man might well rise above the ruins of nations as a supreme conqueror
1. When everyone went backstage I started tiding up the dressing room, taking my time packing up the stuff, the way it was
2. Trabb, taking down a roll of cloth, and tiding it out in a flowing manner over the counter, preparatory to getting his hand under it to show the gloss, "is a very sweet article