Sentences with phrase «with turn of the tide»

On 11 February 2018, Khoj will mark this anniversary with Turn of the Tide, an exhibition by twenty artists who have contributed their work in aid of the ongoing programmes at Khoj.

Other highlights of the exhibition include Leviathan, 2015 a new, monumental projection, timed to coincide with the turn of the tide of the River Tyne which flows outside BALTIC.

... would you participate in a death penalty trial, knowing that, for the rest of your life, with the turn of a tide of public opinion you could be prosecuted for making what you believed to be the right decision?

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But he winds up meeting with a Transformer — yes, they were on Earth that far back — and gets a special weapon in the form of a magic staff to help turn the tide.

Fortune: Do you worry that with the legal scrutiny and all the press, the tide of public opinion may be turning negative?

How else can you explain the meteoric rise of Amazon which not only survived every market tide over the turn of the century and beyond, but emerged even stronger with a brand set for world domination?

With that, Schultz proved two things: 1) The tide in the U.S. has definitely begun a major turn in support of gay marriage, and 2) Starbucks officially is too big to care what anyone thinks.

A preliminary glimpse of what is what is needed to turn the tide for the gold market occurred in the 3rd quarter with a sharp decline in all global equity markets.

With demographic trends pointing to a greater focus on longevity risk and more attention being placed on the downside of short - term investment behavior by governments, regulators and even the financial media, the tide may turn in the coming years.

Despite the expectation that the tide is finally turning for Canada's oil producers, significant challenges remain, with constrained pipeline capacity and limited capability to expand export markets the biggest of them all.

The company also got a big shot in the arm when its name appeared in a report documenting how the Obama administration started turning the tide with the problem - plagued launch of the Healthcare.gov website last year.

Schneider believes the current quarter «should help turn the tide of negative investor positioning on the stock as Square demonstrates its ability to expand margins and sustain momentum in lending with Square Capital.»

It seems he was not unfamiliar with the need for deconstruction in the lyric of his song «The Tide is Turning».

Guess what... the tide is turning and more and more of us are done putting up with your perversions and twisting attacks.

We may fee as you do on the topics you brought up but understand that further insult and angry actions will get nowhere... infact they may even turn the tides and the mass around at you instead of with you... «fickle is every crowd and worthy of caution» — cicero

This is one of those lunches that will turn the tides for a child with special dietary requirements.

With the U.S. women's swim team under attack from a host of challengers, Katie Hoff and Natalie Coughlin are trying to turn the tide by taking on new events

I thought it would change with the FA cup wins, or perhaps the arrival of players like Ozil, Alexis and Cech; but it hasn't been enough to turn the tide.

This season and especially the last few months has provided us with the «tide is turning» sort of attitude.

The visitors were well in the game early on and had their chances to break the deadlock, but after falling behind and seeing Sadio Mane given a straight red card after his collision with Ederson, the tide turned significantly in favour of Pep Guardiola's side.

Chuck hesitates no second, turns the tides and sends Frank to heaven with a good amount of strikes to the head, once finally Herb Dean steps in, again at least 10 seconds late.

Perkins silenced some of the critics by turning the Alabama offense into the most productive (424.1 yards a game) and highest scoring (30.7 points a game) in the conference, and gave Crimson Tide fans an 8 - 4 season that ended with a 28 - 7 upset of fifth - ranked SMU in the Sun Bowl.

Also, while everything went perfectly for Mourinho and his team in the first half of the season, with hardly a day missed through injury and some nice friendly decisions from the officials, the tide could be turning.

Down 2 - 0 in the second period with the game still in reach, Phoenix found itself with some pretty decent opportunities in front of Kings netminder Jonathan Quick; however, the tide turned when the Kings carried the puck into the Phoenix zone on the power play, causing some commotion along the boards.

Just when it was looking like the injury tide was turning in the favour of Arsenal, with Theo Walcott and then Olivier Giroud coming back to full training with the squad and the hope of Laurent Koscielny coming back after the international break.

He hit 17 greens in regulation (and wound up on the fringe of the one he missed), and he turned the tide on the front nine with a pair of 30 - foot bombs.

Something to watch — if the Winner of the 7/10 Game comes in with a lot of momentum and starts the Game off hot — which is often the case, can they turn the tide?

The tide turned after the break with City enjoying the sort of dominance to which they are accustomed but they could not carve out a decent chance with Silva's uncharacteristic poor control in the six - yard box indicative of the pressure they were under.

With a thin bench at his disposal, Allegri pulled the right strings in the second half to allow Higuain and Dybala to turn the tide of a win - or - go - home affair in a matter of minutes, and ultimately, book the Bianconeri's spot in the quarterfinals.

Even in the 1970s I was very uneasy with many breastfeeding experts» assumption that just one more new bit of evidence of the biochemical superiority of breast milk was going to turn the tide and bring around the doctors.

Beginning with an extraordinary effort on the part of Uber to launch a well - coordinated media campaign on multiple platforms that eventually turned the tide.

But the tide of history has now turned back in his favour and he promises a «new chapter» in the country's relationship with India.

The Unit's actions, along with the strengthening of the rent laws by Governor Cuomo, have turned the deregulation tide, with far fewer units now leaving the system.

Globally, the tide has turned, and ever more prominent statesmen and women are calling for an end to the failed war on drugs and its replacement with models of legal regulation based on science, public health and human rights principles.

Mayor Bill de Blasio will spend more $ 100 million and staff the Department of Correction with more uniformed officers than it has inmates — all in an effort to turn the tide of rising violence at Rikers Island that he warned will still take plenty of time.

But the tide is turning, according to Chandra Wickramasinghe of the University of Buckingham, UK, one of the scientists who revived panspermia in the 1970s, along with Fred Hoyle.

The tide is already turning in some parts of the world, with Finland minimising drug use and New York experimenting with such a policy.

Far more must be done to use our existing water more efficiently, but with the world's population escalating and the water supply dwindling, the economic tide may soon turn in favor of desalination.

Consumers who vote with their pocketbooks can turn the tide of demand.

New infantry - style tactics of concealment and ambush by armed park rangers are credited with turning the tide in the war against poachers of the endangered rhino on one front, in South Africa's Madikwe Game Reserve.

Today instead of isolating the affected countries we call for flooding them, flooding them with the resources that are desperately needed to turn the tide in this fight.

Jaffee points out that the tide was turned against that disease only after researchers figured out how to use a «cocktail» of medications to keep people with HIV from contracting AIDS.

This, in turn, implies that lining the blades of underwater turbines with similar bumps could make them much better at capturing energy from ocean tides.

I have hung my horn indoors on an antique mirror turned chalkboard, but it would look so pretty on a door to welcome friends and family with glad tidings of great joy for Christmas!

It may be that a combination of these laws, limiting the gases released by energy production and transportation, along with minor lifestyles changes by the world's population can be enough to turn the tides.

All told, there are five main areas where you will be hunting monsters, each with their own visual themes and interactive, environmental traps that you can use to turn the tide of the battle.

With the Cosmic Cube in his possession, Red Skull was able to create devastating weapons that would most assuredly turn the tide of World War II in his favor.

In recent years we've gotten fresh takes on old formulas with films like The Conjuring and The Innkeepers that gave me hope that horror wasn't lost, but 2014 has been a dire stretch of one weak performer after another and I can only trust that Hollywood is paying attention and will see the tide turn in the near future.

With a murderous kingpin hot on their trails, the two of them must avoid being killed long enough to turn the tides.

Summary: Torment: Tides of Numenera is a fantastically written and incredibly deep role - playing game with most of its strengths firmly in the narrative department rather than its turn - based combat gameplay systems.