Examples of 'tide began' in a sentence
Meaning of "tide began"
tide began: This phrase typically refers to the start or beginning of something, often suggesting movement or progression in a certain direction. It can be used to describe the initial stages of a process or development
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The tide began to change last year.
The Muslim army grew and tide began to turn.
The tide began to turn after the half.
But more recently, the tide began to change.
The tide began to rise around the rocks of the sea.
But as soon as the tide began to turn, so did they.
The tide began to rise, and the water touched her feet.
On the third day of the rebellion, the tide began to turn.
Then the tide began to turn for the French.
However, it was not long afterwards that the tide began to turn against them.
Again, the tide began to turn in the seventies.
Then, almost imperceptibly, the tide began to turn.
By March, the political tide began to turn against the free grace advocates.
This broke Drouet 's attack, and the tide began to turn.
Soon after dawn, the tide began to carry them away from land.
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After 15 minutes of this hell, the tide began to shift.
But within an hour, the tide began to rise, pushing salt water under their doors.
In November, at last, the tide began to turn.
His arrival boosted morale, and the tide began to turn against the Athenians.
Thereafter, however, the tide began to turn.
In the mid-12th century, the tide began to turn in the Crusades.
As early as March 1637, the political tide began to turn against the free grace advocates.
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And so began my second taste of country life
My first experience began with this change
I began my artistic career with lessons of song
Examples of using Tide
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Time and tide wait for no man
Tide will be coming in like hell tonight
I believe the tide has turned against us
