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Meanings of whole tide in English
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Usage of whole tide in English
1
The results were electrical; and the whole tide of fortune was rapidly turned.
2
In fact, the whole tide of public sentiment instantly turned.
3
Practically the whole tide sets down a narrow channel in the morning, and up again in the evening.
4
In this fearful crisis appeared Joan of Arc, and in the most incredible manner turned the whole tide of affairs.
5
But the essence of it in time is that the whole tide of humanity should ebb and flow in our breast.
6
Utterly dispensing with the slightest veil of reserve or royalty, he leaned over the table, and poured forth a whole tide of jests.
7
The tide then began to ebb at the rate of three miles per hour, and continued with nearly that velocity during the whole tide.
8
Those observations which were started at the turn of the current and continued through the whole tide should be plotted as shown in Fig.
9
At length he determined to collect his strength for a decisive effort, and to meet the whole tide of public opinion in a single scene.
10
Nay, the trifling variation of a single mile will revolutionize the whole tides and torrents of our hearts.