flood tide

There'll be no flood tide until late tonight, so here's the plan.

And the stream has continued at flood tide into 2003.

"Will only your two hands hold back the flood tides of disaster?"

Through the night he went with the flood tide.

The sweep of the book carries names along on a flood tide from school days.

The great destroying flood tide was on its way, oblivion in the making.

One flood tide she found the water covered with muskmelons.

No passports were required then, in the flood tide of immigration.

The dam burst, and the flood tide swept her away.

At his words a deep, flooding tide of aching desire spread through her body.

He pleaded with them "to not be swept away by a flood tide of emotions."

The heavy wind and flood tide had reduced the speed to 4.3 knots.

It went on and on as the flood tide swept in.

A flood tide of humanity closed around, while other vehicles that had been following blocked any way out behind.

The liner is going backward, fast, into the current, an incoming flood tide.

Or is he the only world leader with the courage to stand firm against a flood tide of environmental extremism?

She felt her rage being buried under a flood tide of self-pity.

Around them, other craft were also taking advantage of the flood tide to enter harbour.

These pencil lines, the crest of a flood tide.

And like a river at flood tide, life had flowed back into him, filling him.

There weren't many people in the metro now, the flood tide had receded.

He tried to curb a flooding tide of impatience.

Flood tide filled the pond, and the sluice gate was closed.

Flood Tide - music generated live from tidal flow.

His adrenaline was not just flowing; it was at flood tide.