tides

"The tides come in and go out twice a day, changing the water level at the beach. "

"The tides of shoppers flowed into the store on Black Friday, eager for deals. "

""At certain tides of the church year, like Advent and Lent, the choir sings special hymns." "

"During the busy tides of the morning, I try to eat a quick breakfast before work. "

"Eventide, noontide, morrowtide, nighttide, moon-tide, harvest-tide, wintertide, summertide, springtide, autumn-tide etc.,."

""The nurse works two tides a day at the hospital, which means she works two twelve-hour shifts." "

"The tides of fashion quickly change; what's popular one year is often forgotten the next. "

"The tides of public opinion turned against the company after the news report. "

"The tides of opinion shifted quickly after the company announced the layoffs, resulting in a chaotic and angry staff meeting. "

"The fishermen tided their small boats into the deeper water as the tide came in. "

"The ocean tided most impressively."

"The fishing boat tides into the harbor, anchoring when the current turned against it. "

"Sometimes, problems tides to happen when you least expect them. "