How To Use High tide In A Sentence
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The high tide of adaptationism floated a motley navy, but it may now be on the ebb.
Adaptationism
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It lives subtidally (from the high water mark, which is rarely inundated, to shoreline areas that are permanently submerged), or occasionally intertidally (the area that is exposed to the air at low tide and underwater at high tide).
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A line of shells, white and pink and glabrous in the bright sunlight, marked the line of the high tide.
MIDNIGHT IS A LONELY PLACE
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High tide is at seven in the morning.
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bight," which gave us, at high tide, a few square feet of sand-beach between the sea and the bottom of the hill.
Two Years Before the Mast
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Land being reclaimed from salt marsh was once again covered by the storming high tides.
EXTINCTION: Evolution and the End of Man
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Predictions of exceptionally high tides are given in bold type.
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Land being reclaimed from salt marsh was once again covered by the storming high tides.
EXTINCTION: Evolution and the End of Man
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Concrete pillboxes were constructed above the high tide mark, soldiers occupied some of the cottages along the shore front and guards prevented anyone going on the beach at night.
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Watching from the Breydon Bridge observation hide at high tide, I suddenly became aware of hundreds of dunlin taking wing and climbing high above the saltings.
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Heavy rains could combine with high tides and runoff from the north into the Chao Phraya River, which divides the city known to the locals as Krung Thep or the 'City of Angels' in reference to the Thai kingdom's glorious past.
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Fieldwork was planned to coincide with high tides, which allowed the johnboat to travel closer to the marsh edge and further up tributary creeks.
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Some stretches of beach are completely underwater at high tide.
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I have regularly used these floats on tidal waters to fish high tides with good results.
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Just where we landed was a small cove, or "bight," which gave us, at high tide, a few square feet of sand-beach between the sea and the bottom of the hill.
Two years before the mast, and twenty-four years after: a personal narrative
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At high tide, waves crashed over sea walls in coastal towns.
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At Kew, there can be as little as three feet of water during low tide, while a high tide results in Hammersmith Bridge becoming almost impassable.
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High tide is at seven in the morning.
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The coastal intertidal zone is the area between the low and high tide zones that is not quite oceanic and not quite terrestrial.
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The signing of the peace treaty was the high tide of her presidency.
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Swimming through the hole at high tide is a rite of passage.
Times, Sunday Times
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These rocks are awash at high tide.
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Residents and visitors still are waiting the high tide of June 4th to eliminate all trace of that troublesome deposit and restore the beach to its pristine beauty.
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He said the ship was being tugged to a shipwrecking yard when the tugboat's cables broke and high tides pushed the tanker to shallow water where it ran aground.
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The barrier was closed by the authorities around noon on Monday after strong south-easterly winds and a high tide led to safety fears.
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Ancient Micmac folklore suggested that the extraordinarily high tides in the Bay of Fundy were caused by a mighty whale that splashed its tail into the water with such a force that the water continues to slosh back and forth from the impact, even to this day.
Atlantic Ocean
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But no one was hurt on the beach below because a high tide meant it was inaccessible.
The Sun
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That the rails were deeply submerged at high tide merely added to the thrill.
Times, Sunday Times
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At high tide the boat could make for the station, but when the water was low it berthed on the Cardiganshire side, at a lower landing place, whence travellers and baggage proceeded by a little branch into Ynyslas station.
The Story of the Cambrian A Biography of a Railway
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But no one was hurt on the beach below because a high tide meant it was inaccessible.
The Sun
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High tide is at seven in the morning.
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Predictions of exceptionally high tides are given in bold type.
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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.
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One spot that responded with some nice fish was the lagoon at Lennox Head, where there were some nice tailor and at least one good king fish taken at high tide.
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With the high tides matching early and late fishing times it was ideal conditions for anglers to try out for the prizes up for grabs in the Greenback Fishing Comp at Cabarita over the long weekend.
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The barrier was closed by the authorities around noon on Monday after strong south-easterly winds and a high tide led to safety fears.
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They were covered by the sea at high tide.
Times, Sunday Times
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You can't walk along this beach at high tide .
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At low tide there were acres of mud with screeching gulls scavenging; and at high tide steamerfuls of tourists charging past - with or without thumping music - for a quick trip up through the half-tide lock at Richmond into deeper waters above.
Second Wind
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The short link to the island and its lighthouse is submerged at high tide.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most places in the ocean usually experience two high tides and two low tides each day (semidiurnal tide), but some locations experience only one high and one low tide each day (diurnal tide).
O'Reilly: God Causes The Tides, Not The Moon (VIDEO)
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At high tide, seawater from the Atlantic floods in, spreads out over the marshes, and slowly, while the marshlands are warmed by sun and whipped by wind, the seawater becomes saltier and saltier.
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On the other hand, when the sun is so placed as to give us a low tide while the moon is producing a high tide, the net result that we actually experience is merely the excess of the lunar tide over the solar tide; these are what we call neap tides.
Time and Tide A Romance of the Moon
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We set sail at high tide.
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Some stretches of beach are completely underwater at high tide.
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As in any supermoon event, high tides are forecast because of the moon's proximity, but the effect is expected to be small.
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Rescue teams had desperately tried to refloat the 36 ft creature and had hoped that at high tide on Sunday, they would be able to lift it from the sandbank and help it back out to sea.
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High tides in the North Sea were funnelled down into the English Channel by a storm.
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Our campsite is a scalloped bay whose beach, shaded by she-oaks, is so narrow at high tide that I can roll straight out of my tent and into the lagoon.
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As high tide approached early Monday afternoon, surface winds pushed water against the sea wall and flooded a short stretch of Sunrise Drive.
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We put out to sea at high tide.
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Sharp, rocky, and bumpy, there is a cave that is always half-filled with water, more so during high tide, and the current is always right that we do not stir when we sleep.
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In the mud flats of the Bay of Fundy, you'll see large roosts of shorebirds - plovers, yellowlegs, godwits, curlews, and phalaropes - at high tide.
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It follows from Galileo's theory that there should be just one high tide each day at a given location, and that it should occur around noon.
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Sometimes on an exceptionally high tide the water flows over the weir causing a tidal effect as far up as Kingston.
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Elizabeth stepped away gingerly, following the line left by the high tide, eyes zeroing in on the ridgy cups of limpet shells, the blue glint of mussels with their bright pearly insides.
FALSE MERMAID
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Some stretches of beach are completely underwater at high tide.
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This commonly occurs at high tide.
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Some scientists suspect the mammal, believed to be a rare female sei whale, became stranded and died after an abnormally high tide carried it to a salt marsh.
Whale Found Beached In Grassy England Field (VIDEO)
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Daly, the boat is holed and fills with water at high tide.
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These changes were all too evident to Dover merchants who roundly cursed the valuable time lost avoiding mud shoals and awaiting successive high tides to navigate past shallow spots.
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The highest high tides, called the semilunar tides, occur twice a month around the times of the full and new moon.
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They were covered by the sea at high tide.
Times, Sunday Times
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At high tide the sea covers the rocks, but at low tide it uncovers them.
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It's finding a shell or bit of interesting flotsam washed up during the last high tide or a few oysters that can be opened and washed down with a glass of wine back home.
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High tide is often positively dangerous, with vicious dumping waves breaking on the steep slope of the upper beach.
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The lagoon was a shelter from the weather as the ships could be beached high up on the land at high tide.
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Though a fashionable resort in those days when any seaside town was a possible future Brighton, Lymington is never likely to become crowded with visitors again, but artists find many good studies on the river and in the town and even on the "soppy" flats themselves, and there are salt baths at high tide for those unconventional holiday-makers who favour the place.
Wanderings in Wessex An Exploration of the Southern Realm from Itchen to Otter
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Yet the high tide of nationalism was still to come, from two World Wars and the colonial revolution.
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That gale could set in on us with the next high tide
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In the mud flats of the Bay of Fundy, you'll see large roosts of shorebirds - plovers, yellowlegs, godwits, curlews, and phalaropes - at high tide.
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The lambs are finished exclusively on the marsh, only coming above the high water mark for exceptionally high tides.
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The coastal intertidal zone is the area between the low and high tide zones that is not quite oceanic and not quite terrestrial.
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The high tide and its fish-filled waters lured the grey seal into Arnside bay where it feasted in the shallow water unruffled by the gathering crowds.
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Land being reclaimed from salt marsh was once again covered by the storming high tides.
EXTINCTION: Evolution and the End of Man
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It simply stood there on the gray strand twenty feet above the high tide line, seemingly as eternal as the sea itself, now casting the slanted shadow of its thickness toward the east as the sun westered.
The Drawing of the Three
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The high tide had gone down, but was still icy cold and high for the awakening morning.
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We would ask anyone who is going fishing or walking in areas which are prone to be cut off to check details of high tides with their local coastguards.
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In the mud flats of the Bay of Fundy, you'll see large roosts of shorebirds - plovers, yellowlegs, godwits, curlews, and phalaropes - at high tide.
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The waves became much more powerful at high tide.
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It is thought part of the 40ft cliff crashed down after being weakened by high tides and rain.
The Sun
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Visibility is better at high tide, as the ebb tide brings down silt from the river.
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The signing of the peace treaty was the high tide of her presidency.
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We set sail at high tide.
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She and Jimmie Bacheldor picked up shells, built sand forts, skipped flat stones along the surface of the water at high tide, and picked up scallops and an occasional quahaug at low water.
Mary-'Gusta
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A lot of rubbish was washed up by the high tide.
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The first of the massive pipes were floated on the high tide on Thursday morning last and put into place.
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The short link to the island and its lighthouse is submerged at high tide.
Times, Sunday Times
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Look for seals and river otters that sometimes come in at high tide and hawks that cruise the surrounding fields for small game.
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A riptide occurs when water at high tide gets pooled behind reefs or sand bars so when the sea goes out again, the trapped water has to find a channel through which to escape the pool.
OpEdNews
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He had been walking on the riverbank observing a high tide.
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Always keep in mind the tide will continue to run after the listed high tide and out after the low tide.
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We moored in the estuary, waiting for high tide.
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High tides in the North Sea were funnelled down into the English Channel by a storm.
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"Supermoon means supertide, and the high tide brings the fish," said Christian Burgain, 52, who cast a line into the dark water lapping the sea wall underneath the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
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I've been to mud flats where there's a six-foot difference between high tide and low tide.
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In the mud flats of the Bay of Fundy, you'll see large roosts of shorebirds - plovers, yellowlegs, godwits, curlews, and phalaropes - at high tide.
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In other words, in Japanese the word tsunami seems to cover any huge wave that could wipe out a town, be it caused by an especially high tide, a storm, or earthquake.
Languagehat.com: TIDAL WAVE.
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Sometimes on an exceptionally high tide the water flows over the weir causing a tidal effect as far up as Kingston.
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The Okayama prefectural police believe the woman drowned after high tides overwhelmed her home in the coastal town Kurashiki.
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At high tide, the little bay looks deep and blue and can even develop some modest whitecaps.
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It was hoped that a high tide might help the captain refloat the vessel.
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It is thought part of the 40ft cliff crashed down after being weakened by high tides and rain.
The Sun
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A line of shells, white and pink and glabrous in the bright sunlight, marked the line of the high tide.
MIDNIGHT IS A LONELY PLACE
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The storm arrived slowly, brought in the high tide and the storm surge into this area.
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On the down side if we ran aground exactly at High Tide we were likely to be neaped - and we were not kitted to sleep aboard.
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Disturbance and high tides pose the greatest threats to the breeding birds.
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Land being reclaimed from salt marsh was once again covered by the storming high tides.
EXTINCTION: Evolution and the End of Man
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For one thing, the mud is imprinted with wavy bumps, or corrugations, the marks left by the water at high tide.
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High tide is often positively dangerous, with vicious dumping waves breaking on the steep slope of the upper beach.
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The key to a visit is getting your timing right; at high tide the wide expanse of flat sand all but disappears.
Times, Sunday Times
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In those areas usually submerged during high tide, there is a more diverse array of algae and small animals, such as herbivorous snails, crabs, sea stars, and small fishes.
Marine biomes
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Ultimately, I see societal energy as possessing a kind of oceanic quality, with its ebb and flow, its neap tides and high tides upon which true individuality is a proverbial storm-tossed bark.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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Genoas were doused and mainsails on both boats slatted idly in still air as they passed through the Gap on the quiet high tide.
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It was hoped that a high tide might help the captain refloat the vessel.
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While submerged during high tide, an intertidal organism is likely to display a body temperature similar to that of the surrounding water.
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Meanwhile, the agency has acted to reassure Goole residents that the defences are not in immediate danger of collapse, and there is no need to evacuate the town at the next high tide.
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We set sail at high tide.
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Walk along the shoreline at high tide and the ocean will lap at your toes.
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Behind the cuspate sand bar is a low-tide lagoon, which is completely submerged during high tide.
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In contrast, at high tide, the steep shingle beach produces plunging breakers against the berm causing the seaward movement of material.
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With high tides and gale force winds the drains alongside the road were unable to take the flow of water which caused severe flooding on the road.
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It's high tide, so the sea in its surfeit doesn't pound itself against the shore but sends its waves softly like gulls gliding.
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A tidal surge of five to ten feet is preceding the normal high tides, which are happening at the same time.
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Watching from the Breydon Bridge observation hide at high tide, I suddenly became aware of hundreds of dunlin taking wing and climbing high above the saltings.
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High tide is at seven in the morning.
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He showed also that to a certain extent the sun produces tides, and he was able to explain how it was that when the sun and the moon both conspire, the joint result was to produce especially high tides, which we call "spring tides"; whereas if the solar tide was low, while the lunar tide was high, then we had the phenomenon of "neap" tides.
Great Astronomers
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All the wreckage is in shallow water, less than 7 or 8m even at high tide - in fact it can be too shallow to dive at low-water springs.
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The signing of the peace treaty was the high tide of her presidency.
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The former featured prominently in a bohemian cafe culture event in San Francisco where by activists marked portrayal of the future reputed high tide line on 2nd story 1st floor in Euro parlance balconies of buildings located a few feet above sea level themselves.
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High tides have swamped the coast.
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A narrow walkway through the sea not accessible during high tide would lead you to the dargah which is on an island in the middle of the Arabian Sea.
Have you been here, Mumbaikar ?
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At high tide, the sea came right up to within 12ft or so of the front porch.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the mud flats of the Bay of Fundy, you'll see large roosts of shorebirds - plovers, yellowlegs, godwits, curlews, and phalaropes - at high tide.
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The signing of the peace treaty was the high tide of her presidency.
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A high tide at or close to dawn is the perfect time almost anywhere in striper country, and it's easy to find the right fishing days with a tide chart.
Stars and Stripers
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That was what happened in the terrible floods of February 1, 1953, when high tides and storms drove water inland over the polders of Zeeland Province and nearly 2000 Dutch people drowned.
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The gates rise automatically during high tide.
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We set sail at high tide.
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The boats will put to sea on this evening's high tide.
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The National Weather Service currently projects a high tide of 8.9 feet on Sunday evening in Providence, which sits at the top of Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay.
Storm Barriers Likely to Close in New England
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These rocks are awash at high tide.
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He was out with a client who said that he had not seen so many salmon anywhere, and Gary witnessed vast amounts fish head-and-tailing, porpoising their way up-river half-an-hour after high tide.
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Swimming through the hole at high tide is a rite of passage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because they oviposit at high tide, their eggs incubate out of water, buried in the sand of some of the most heavily used urban beaches in this populous area.
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The relation of strong earthquake high tide period between China's continent and Japan Trench is analyzed as well.
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High tide is often positively dangerous, with vicious dumping waves breaking on the steep slope of the upper beach.
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These rocks are awash at high tide.
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The fishing behind the boxes has slowed down considerably due to the havoc caused by the seals that come into the Ridge Pool with the high tide.
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When a high tide occurs and the tidemark reaches beyond the normal beach line, this tends to create certain element of fear in the people.
