Use of the word tides in a sentence example

tides

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The tides of the Atlantic Ocean are of great complexity. [Please select]

The Tides and Kindred Phenomena in the Solar System. [Please select]

How many more tides would 'ee lose.' [Please select]

Into these tides I was now drawn down--and it did me some good and a great deal of harm. [Please select]

Some days there are two equal tides between day and night, while other days there is but one. [Please select]

The Solway Frith, on the southwest coast of Scotland, is remarkable for its high spring tides. [Please select]

But there was a marked difference between the two tides of popular emotion. [Please select]

The tides as they passed on rose and fell regularly, the difference between high and low water being upwards of five fathoms. [Please select]

As the tides ebbed and flowed considerably, the ships were put on shore to be careened and graved. [Please select]

Among them were large floes, which were turned round and round by the strong tides and currents rushing in from the ocean. [Please select]

Many days were occupied in endeavouring to pass Bellot's Strait, but again and again were carried back by tides and ice-drift. [Please select]

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