Sentences with phrase «tide comes»

The tide comes in at night in the harbour, and I have seen dogs go swimming there.

Some will relate more with what you do then others and it's good to get them ready to roll before the tide comes in.

It is irregular, but eventually the tide comes in.

We will be showing a number of small paintings from the series When The Flowing Tide Comes In at The Gate Archway, London N19, a very lovely cafe which has recently reopened on the island at Archway.

You can spend hours investigating the many rock pools which capture marine life of all kinds until the tide comes in.

Along the water, the sand is compact making it enjoyable for feet to walk, the sand thickens towards the back, sand dunes have formed, indicating that the tide comes in pretty far.

I've found that as the tide comes in, the waves break a little cleaner and because the beach is so huge, it's never too crowded.

When the tide comes in, you virtually have to leave the beach, for there is not much sand to begin with.

When the tide comes in, you can sit in the kitchen and not even see the beach.

And then the tide comes in.

Meanwhile Russ and David get their 4 x 4's stuck in the sand on the coast line only just getting them out hours later in the pitch black, before the tide comes in.

It is so close to the water, that when the tide comes in, they can't turn certain table lights on, because the water could splash it!

Dr. Christopher Gobler, a Professor within Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences whose laboratory generated the brown tide data, indicated that the distribution of this year's brown tide comes as good news to some and bad news to others.

Their photosynthetic partners provide the worms with everything they need, so they can simply wriggle into the sand for cover when the tide comes in and avoid being swept away.

«When the tide comes up, it's literally up to someone's house or up to the road,» says Kristina Stege, a New York City resident who grew up in the Republic of the Marshall Islands and frequently returns to visit her family.

I think when the tide comes in, things will start to balance out.

If the tide comes in, they can grab their boards and come back to their desks later.

For Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) fans, good tidings came in the form of a series of tweets from CEO Elon Musk.

Then we settled down on the cliffs to watch the tide come in.

The spring tides come in over the seagrass and, when the water retreats, leave salt to crystallize.

Our all - SEC National Championship went into overtime at 20 - 20, with the Tide coming out on top 26 - 23 on a game - winning 41 - yard touchdown pass from Tua Tagovailoa to DeVonta Smith.

Soon as you start sensing the tide coming do something to push it back FGS, it's like he freezes and is sat there hoping like a fan hopes when he has the actual ability to try something.

He's how the Crimson Tide came back from a 10 - point deficit at halftime to beat the SEC's best team by 18 points on Friday, and how they won at the buzzer the day before.

But all those good tidings came to a screeching halt at halftime.

The Alabama Crimson Tide came in at No. 1, while Florida State, fresh off a huge road win over Clemson, is ranked No. 2, putting the Noles in the middle of the national championship race.

The good tidings came in the form of thousands of blankets donated by Western New Yorkers.

When you're feeling anxious all you need to do is visualise the tide coming in and out and a part of the brain says to the automatic nervous system, «we're seeing the waves, calm down, we should be relaxed».

«I train people into a relaxation response, so you feel relaxed and have a visualisation that goes with it — for example, the tide coming in and out,» Dr Lindner says.

Tides coming in and never going out.

The vibrant photography includes dazzling time - lapse and motion - control footage of tides coming in and striking slow - motion shots of salmon trying to journey upstream.

Good tidings come from ancient China to those who love a good hack - n» - slash.

Seventy - one percent of the Earth's surface is covered by water, but not all tides come ashore with mammoth waves.

After stuffing walk along the beach or sip a cocktail while watching the tide come in or out.

The tides vary from 2 - 6 feet making them not extreme, but definitely mushing out the waves when the dead of high tides come.

Some of the little bars along the Placenia beach raked up the dead sea grass and tried burying it, but as soon as the tide came up a little it was uncovered again.

Geoffrey's Malibu provides a secluded romantic setting where couples can watch the tide come in while indulging in fresh caught seafood and fine cuts of steaks.

The daredevils that are looking for a hollow low tide wave are welcome to rip Grande, but as a Playa Grande veteran, I'd go high tide coming in 9 times out of 10.

Enjoy the views while you watch the huge Broome tides come and go as you relax in the finest rooms in Broome.

The beach had lovely white sand and the water was clean enough to swim when the tide came in.

Some of the guys surfed slightly onshore Karambat left and 4 Bobs until the tide came back up in the afternoon.

So we were hoping that by the midday High tide came around our new swell would be well and truelly on us.

A beautiful clear blue sky day with an early morning offshore blowing into a nice 4 - 6ft swell was our morning greeting much to the delight of all the visitors here.As the tide came in great waves were breaking on The Ledge and into Moneytrees with some surfers venturing down to Kongs for a bit of solitude and there were some very good long... [Read more...]

The big tides come in, swift, go out swift.

The pictures all contain a number of repeating elements: a horizontal band along the top of the canvas punctuated by a colored circle (like Forrest Bess's horizons, or celestial bodies); tidal flats beneath the cliff that become an oversized U-shape; an island just off the coast, a compositional anchor; the ocean tide coming in underneath him; and radiating waves of color, reminiscent of Charles Burchfield's mystical swamps.

RE: # 477 — UHI is sort of like a rising tide coming up a nearly flat shore profile.

Certainly, the converse is not necessarily true, but repeating the «correlation is not causation» mantra as the last line of defence is the M.O. of wilfully ignorant folks (or in this case, paid hacks) who say blitheringly idiotic things like «tides come in, tides go out... nobody knows why» on national television.

Like the tide coming, each wave does not move further up the beach than the last.

Although you may have spent months or even years applying for jobs, only to meet rejection, with the turning of the economic tide come new opportunities.

«For a number of years, we were in a situation where the rising economic tide coming out of the recession was really floating all boats, but now we've got different stories for each property type,» noted Woodwell.

With the tide coming in over the castles you build, the currents sweeping you places you didn't plan on going, the mists rolling in mysteriously over what you thought was clear.