How To Use Tidal river In A Sentence

In recent weeks eight alien pink salmon have been caught off the northern English coast and in tidal rivers. Times, Sunday Times
A tidal river, its current is swollen both from the teeming heavens and from the surging ocean.
Up here big tidal rivers empty into the ocean and boast world-class fishing for familiar species like cobia and Spanish mackerel plus Australia's own threadfin and blue salmon.
High spring tides will affect tidal rivers and coasts this weekend, though it will have little impact as the weather is set to remain largely dry. Times, Sunday Times
Because the Selby canal empties into a tidal river, navigating the lock that links the two can be tricky.

I live on the Hudson, a tidal river with a wedge of salt flowing upriver under the surface.
One late afternoon at low tide a hundred big sharks passed the beach near the mouth of a tidal river in a feeding frenzy.
The Daly is a large tidal river that drains a vast area of the Northern Territory westward into Anson Bay and the Timor Sea beyond.
In recent weeks eight alien pink salmon have been caught off the northern English coast and in tidal rivers. Times, Sunday Times
There is also the appeal of sailing on the tidal river and it is a good location between city and sea. Times, Sunday Times
In the seventeenth century rice was grown on dry land, but in the next century it was chiefly grown in freshwater inland swamps or in lowland areas next to tidal rivers, where the ebb and flow irrigated the fields.
The results show that the water quality at upstream and downstream in tidal river influences each other and the COD capacity of water environment is closely related to the fluctuation of tide.
While many of Australia's rivers are, in fact dry, up here big tidal rivers empty into the ocean.
It was a tidal bay, so twice a day you would be left with a small tidal river.
The Derwent is a tidal river. Times, Sunday Times
Beneath the rampart is a tidal river, and on the other side, for a long distance, the mossy walls of the immense garden of a seminary. A Little Tour of France