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Significados de receding tide en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "receding tide".
Uso de receding tide en inglés
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The pulse of his heart seemed to grow distant, like a receding tide.
The blood that bonds
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And he could smell the sharp odor of exposed kelp from the receding tide.
The pearl
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The first receding tide after the six-day storm found the whole party on the beach.
Where the Sun Swings North
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The boat was gliding out on the receding tide.
The Age of Innocence
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In the UK, the receding tide dropped all boats.
The Guardian
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Stuart rose and looked anxiously at the receding tide.
The Root of Evil
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They sat awhile in silence together and watched the gulls circling unceasingly above the receding tide.
Okewood of the Secret Service
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Two hours later the receding tide left us a quarter of a mile from the current.
Voyage of the Paper Canoe / A Geographical Journey of 2500 Miles...
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Here the slope was so gradual that extensive flats were left uncovered by the receding tide.
Cord and Creese
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Declan, his crosier in his hand, pursued the receding tide and his disciples followed after him.
The Life of St. Declan of Ardmore
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The wind, blowing against the receding tide, tossed the foam back toward the land in fantastic plumes.
The Stolen Singer
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The ground we passed over was as smooth as if the receding tide had just left it.
Manco, the Peruvian Chief / Or, An Englishman's Adventures in th...
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The faint sound of the receding tide and the voices of the two men alone broke the stillness.
Chatterbox, 1906
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Soon the stage was bare, and the receding tide in the pit had left large patches of empty seats.
The Mayor of Warwick
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In a bowl-like hollow of a big brown rock, the receding tide had left a little pool of sea-water.
Everybody's Lonesome: A True Fairy Story
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And there, on a strip of beach left clean and wet by the receding tide, they found the dead man.
The Window-Gazer
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