Seaweed, ebbing in the tide.

A storm tide is a tide with a high flood period caused by a storm.

MT So over here is low tide, and over here is high tide, and in the middle is the moon.

Every tide has its ebb.

But the tide is turning against him.

Moreover, an increasingly robust secular opposition, the Republican People s Party (CHP) under the vigorous leadership of Kemal Kilicdaroglu, is bound to help stem the Islamist tide.

A democratic tide seems to be sweeping across the Arab world.

Our duty is to rise to the occasion and reverse the tide.

A rising tide lifts all boats, conservatives like to say.

A left wing tide has supposedly been sweeping Latin America.

He opposed Gandhi, but the tide of Indian opinion was against him.

It is not too late to reverse the apparently inexorable tide of bilateralism.

Yet the fear remains that membership in the Union will unleash a new human tide.

In Poland and Hungary, in particular, an underground tide burst forth demanding change.

The rising economic tide that is lifting China and India will lift them as well.

Yet, if you take a closer look, you'll find initiatives trying to turn the tide.

And only then could the US stem the rising tide of import penetration by foreign producers.

America cannot stem this tide by closing its borders but it can regulate the tide by legalizing and humanizing it, and by helping to create conditions in Latin America where life threatening emigration is not the only way out.

There is some reason for optimism that efforts to stem the tide of violence can succeed.

I'm hungry so I'm going to make a snack to tide me over until dinner.

Their active leadership, and that of others, is needed now more than ever to turn the tide.

It calls for a refocusing of the international community on turning the tide against the perpetrators of corruption.

Newly developed tide energy technology was relatively inexpensive, ecologically benign and a reliable source of electricity.

It's like beachcombing, you know? Every time the tide comes in and out, you find some more shells.

Obviously, growth has not been inclusive the rising tide has left many boats behind. This is simply unsustainable.

Otherwise, when the tide comes back in, Mexico will find itself struggling to survive in shark infested waters.

So the rich world will, in a knee jerk response, erect ever higher barriers to stem the human tide.

A rising tide lifts all boats a receding one ignites a Hobbesian war of each against all.

Given the human right to betterment, CARICOM recognizes that we cannot stem the tide of the internationalization of labour flows.

As the tide of the war turned toward the former slaves, Napoleon abandoned his dreams of restoring France's New World empire.

And the rising tide of India's spectacular economic growth has lifted over 400 million Indians into a buoyant middle class.

Yet this is not enough to reverse a rising tide of violence and discrimination, compounded by the recent economic recession.

It also has an economy that is not growing sufficiently to stem the ongoing tide passing through Mexico to the US.

In the wake of the Gaza war Lieberman deftly rode a hawkish tide, demanding declarations of loyalty from Israel s Arab citizens.

So a rising tide really can lift all boats, with growth trumping inequality when it comes to poverty reduction.

Rather than wait for a rising tide to lift all boats, policymakers should consider direct policy interventionsto reduce poverty.

But revolutionary breakthroughs in medicine were starting to turn the tide on these killers, and Indonesia s doctors were celebrated as heroes.

MEXICO CITY As the saying goes when the tide goes out, you find out who has been swimming without a bathing suit.

At that moment, the communist movement appeared to be riding the tide of history, and not only for those in the Soviet Union.

Due to the diverse terminology used by reporting Parties, the current usage of the term oceanographic stations includes marine stations and tide gauges.

After all, it was fighters from Hezbollah, Iran s Lebanese proxy, who turned the tide of battle decisively against the opposition this past summer.

Perhaps the moral and intellectual tide will be reversed, and America will remain exceptional for the reasons that Tocqueville identified two centuries ago.

Finally, we also know that the leaders of this fanatical tide are few, but now have the sympathy of millions of ordinary Muslims.

As French president, he sought to circumvent that tide by proposing to the leaders of France s African colonies a negotiated settlement for independence.

The tide of modernism and then postmodernism has brought fame to American architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Philip Johnson, and Frank Gehry.