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And some, he thought, were no more than sighs, like the one he once wrote on the sand of an Irish beach for the tide to take away.

Just a few will be able to completely lock down your opponent's army and can easily turn the tide of any battle if fielded correctly.

Maybe the tide is beginning to turn, ever so slowly, against infibulation, and at least we're seeing some embarrassment about the practice.

The tide was running so that long streaks of foam tailed away from the reef and for a moment they felt the boat was moving steadily astern.

His exploits in Normandy as the tide of World War II decisively turned, illustrate just how much war has changed in the past half century.

And the tide that has drowned even the best of Japan's companies will recede to leave the best still standing.

some kind of gesture to get out on the tide, the party in the literary world of his own lyric temperament.

There isn't an hour of my life without you in it. I mend the boats, test them, and all the memories come in like the tide.

The law is not so much carved in stone as it is written in water, flowing in and out with the tide.

"We need to take advantage of what we know to turn the tide together against this epidemic and get rid of it, " he said.

Excited by his new skill, Micky quickly dashes home, anxious to get back to his hole before the tide comes in and covers it.

It would have been easy to conclude that the tide of history was simply resuming its usual flow towards greater inequality.

That might be a tad paranoid. But the tide of politics, as well as the rules, does indeed seem to be against them.

I was living with a difficult navigation, I do not know if the tide will not rise until not too lips. Rise even higher.

Encouraged with this observation, I resolved the next morning to set out with the first of the tide.

There was a moment a few years ago when Britain seemed to have turned the tide of history.

He no doubt would be intrigued to see the tide turning again today.

Each day when the tide went out he would make his way along the beach for miles.

At the very moment when he had abandoned the fight, the tide turned. But it had turned too late.

Motivation is not a constant thing that is always there for you. It comes and goes, and comes and goes again, like the tide.

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

So Raven cleared the sand out of the woman's eyes, sat her back in the cave and gave her the tide line to hold across her lap.

But then in 1979, the tide began to turn when Paul Volcker took over the U. S. Federal Reserve and waged war against inflation.

"Blackpool needs to see major change if it is to turn the tide and create a prosperous future, " said deputy council leader Eddie Collett.

We got a copy of the Tide Tables, and I sat down and looked through it while the others watched.

The vastness of the ocean breeze blowing a worry-free, so that the garden near the road began to drift with the tide of gold leaf.

SHOUT makes him LIFT his head to see: a LITTLE BLONDE BOY crouching, back towards us, watching the tide eat a SANDCASTLE.

Only one man, who stood on the deck of his ship in the silent creek, was saying good-bye to her in thought as he waited for the tide.

A nationwide advocate for cigar smokers said the tide seems to be turning against bans that lump cigars with cigarettes.

Often times, this ability used correctly can easily change the tide of a battle or force a retreat from the enemy.

As long as you flow with the tide of insanity, you're just another madman, as crazy as the next person.

The sun is up, and the tide is going out. And if I don't throw them in they'll die.

And then, towards the end of the last century, the tide seemed to turn in favour of the innovation minnows once again.

and thus, with the help of the tide, I went at the rate of a league and a half an hour, as near as I could guess.

Later, as I stood above the tide near the entrance to the pool, the promise of that rosy light was sustained.

Most scientists say human activity is behind global warming and that it's up to humans to make changes to stem the tide.

Nonetheless, the tide remains clearly in favour of Mr Power's "give-it-a-whirl" camp.

By the time Mr Mubarak decided to speak, three days later, it seemed too late to turn the tide.

In short, if the tide has not turned against General Musharraf, a marriage between the lady and the general looks convenient.

Hope the information age and the tide Alibaba such a business platform, and across the country are good friends of the trade.

In other words, if a huge wave of brain cancer is on its way, scientists would expect to see the tide beginning to rise.

he was found looking at the tide with exceeding gravity , and thinking of that same gold and silver which mr . quilp had mentioned.

We kept the boat under the shore, as much out of the strength of the tide now as we could.

Yesterday I thought my wedding would be happy. Now I feel like I'm caught in the tide, pulled out to sea.

The loan request provided the pretext, but by then the balance had already shifted and Britain could have done little to reverse the tide.

Ultimately, the only way to turn the tide against piracy would be to offer pirates and their families a better way of life.

peter is an independent man , and he never goes with the tide.

As the captain continued to rally the night elves and turn the tide of battle, he caught the eye of the demon lord Archimonde.

If he seeks to defend himself, he risks a protracted battle likely to turn the tide of opinion more sharply against him.

Thanks to the bleak weather, we have arrived before dawn and launched tne attack from the enemy's rear, which reversed the tide.

It began to be chill; the tide WAS rapidly fleeting seaward, the schooner settling more and more on her beam - ends.

The tide, which had risen high, overflowed into the plains where the herds were grazing.

The tide of developing economy of the harbor is strong due to its advantage of nature condition, location, industrial base and backbone.

As soon as he turned on his lights to help us , the tide started to turn .

But they were swimming against the tide , unable to make much headway against a pervasive and, in retrospect, foolish complacency .

cause a complete reversal of the circumstances; If she had discovered a cache of technology, it could turn the tide of this war.

Now, with liquidity again pouring in, policy makers are trying to find additional ways to stem the tide.

We have yet to see any effective measures or strategies to turn the tide.

Fortunately, the tide turns with partners and close friends because they're ready to help you do something.

I do not know whether the bird's nest will be silent in the the tide of history and money.

We left him there to float off with the tide, and told him to follow the coast.

Originality, perhaps eccentricity, and a willingness to swim against the tide mark out the business-builder.

but, nevertheless, she seemed ever capable of getting herself into the tide of change where she would be easily borne along.

Since the beginning of the 21st century, the tide of economic globalization increasing.

In a White House address Wednesday, President Obama told the American people "the tide of war is receding. "

The boat was going to put off and the tide would be spent.

That light, like sound, moved endlessly - outward and inward - like the tide of the sea.

Some shareholders said the tide could turn against Mr. Blankfein if Goldman shares fall below their current book value of about $122.

This turned the tide of the battle. The enemy, caught off guard, soon surrendered.

The tide of patronage dropped a little below what it had been at its best since he had been there.

The Obama administration regards India as an emerging world power and a key to turning the tide against violent Islamic extremism.

When the tide away, death came, but the shell of life in the time of the beach will become a beautiful fossil immortal.

And by no means should you try to go against the tide and swim back to shore. You'll tire yourself out and probably drown.

Stem the tide of foreclosures. The original Paulson plan is like a massive blood transfusion to a patient with severe internal hemorrhaging.

And though heavy-grounded ships await the tide upon your shores, yet, even like an ocean, you cannot hasten your tides.

The Americans would love to see their enemies in Iran and Syria swept away by the tide of popular revolt.

And I come back to you now, at the turn of the tide. One stage of your journey is over, another begins.

There are those pessimists, however, who see even rising China as unable to turn the tide of the inevitable.

No one can hold back the tide of revolution any more than a man with a broom can hold a flood that has burst the dam.

But the tide looks as if it is turning.

As the tide receded (from the shore) we were able to look for shells.

After the tide ebbs, exposed to the sun for three or five days, the dried salt mud can be used to make the "brine" .

"Annex recombines " the tide that formed noisy and confused of a steam nearly two years inside global limits.

The tide was in and there was good breeze and a surf on the beach .

In response, many governments have been pushing back against the tide of money boosting their currencies.

We waited for the tide to float the boat off the sandbank .

But, the tide has turned, away from liquid nutrition toward examining your daily diet, including what you eat, as well as what you drink.

The tide of public opinion seems to be turning against the government.

And yet, somewhere along the way, the tide turned for Bangladesh.

Swedish cavalry tried to turn the tide of battle with an attack on the Russian left.

Swedish cavalry tried to turn the tide of battle with an attack on the Russian left.

Because markets rise over the long term, a short-seller needs to go against the tide.

With you hand in hand altogether With greets the nationality industrial development the tide.

And I know what I have to do now. I gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring?

Earlier this year he said a financial crisis reveals which players have been "swimming naked, " because the tide goes out.

Some say it was the carrier based Dauntless that won the Battle of Midway and turned the tide of the Pacific war .

Any narrow mind, like a stick in the mud, goes against the tide of the times. Brave people should keep fighting with those narrow ideas.

"The six countries" line out of the background and gone against the tide of foreign capital to move aimed at?

Mary was afraid she had left her towel where the tide would reach it, but she found it high and dry.

The tide roared in heaven . above the blue . you planned to a higher place . you 'd never take with me edged earth .

The tide roared in heaven . above the blue . you planned to a higher place . you 'd never take with me edged earth .

Smaller firms, which had little access to the tide of new bank lending in China this year, would get a new avenue to raise funds.

We are not so strong to change the world or to turn the tide, but we could create the belief of miracle by human being's nature.

As a member of the WTO, China is actively moving with the tide of globalization with a positive stance of all-round opening up .

He said law enforcement facts turn the tide upon those who seek to asperse the country's good name.

He did not only not completely drift, nor too much against the tide.

As the tide of economic necessity continued to rise, we turned to the third coping mechanism .

By August, the tide comes, he is ready to wine, pig meat, put them together.

Whether throwing bodies at the problem will be enough to staunch the tide remains to be seen.

But the tide of foreclosures and a rising national unemployment rate have dramatically swelled the ranks of the newly homeless.

But the tide of foreclosures and a rising national unemployment rate have dramatically swelled the ranks of the newly homeless.

Stephen says: "It was like someone had pulled a plug and the tide just swept out , carrying everything--people, beach chairs, bungalows . "

Over the next few years, the yen rose against the dollar, and the tide of U. S. imports from Japan receded.

In five minutes we were through the tide, and drifting with the most startling rapidity round the headland .

Lord Wessex: My lady, the tide waits for no man, but I swear it would wait for you.

As the tide receded, we were able to look for shell.

The banks that blew in with the tide of global capital are impatiently muttering about embarking for the next port.

Bao'an Zu, as one of China's minorities, small in terms of population, is also being involved in the tide of changes.

Our music was the style that crowds liked as the tide of the war turned in 1944.

There's five fathoms out there, he said. It'll be swept up that way when the tide comes in about one.

She keeps pace with the tide and is always dressed in the latest fashion.

Heroes can use Special Items and Equipment dropped by Neutral Units or purchased from Neutral Buildings to turn the tide of battle.

Wait for the tide to calm, who knows, your relationship with your manager might prosper given the right opportunity.

As the tide will get extremely low at 4pm, the best time to surf might be in between tides around noon.

Education is especially important, she said, to stem the tide of new infections, which topped 4 million in 2006.

information is an ocean , and newsmakers can no longer control the tide as easily as they once did.

It looks like the tide is turning. Maybe we will be able to go.

He was like a sceptical voyager strolling on the beach while he waited for the tide.

Theories about his disappearance include kidnapping by a Russian submarine, eaten by a shark or being carried away by the tide.

Below are several examples of how a good combat drop can turn the tide of a battle in an instant.

Global efforts to combat overfishing are starting to turn the tide to allow some fish stocks to recover, new analysis shows.

was not to try and turn back the tide of globalisation but to ensure employment opportunities were made more widely available.

In a long run, the tide of trade between the two countries is bound to rise.

Some people just plucked up the courage to pick up some good, to make a change, it is the tide of ridicule and forecast the collapse.

It looks like the tide is turning. Maybe I will be able to go.

As a WTO member, China is actively moving with the tide of globalization with a positive stance of all-around opening up.

"Are they going to turn back the tide? " my colleague asked incredulously, in Mandarin.

No one should imagine such a deal would turn the tide on climate change.

The Valley represented a great focal point of energy that if exploited could turn the tide in the perpetual battle between light and dark.

Nonetheless, it looks like the tide has turned coming new year will be happy. Merry Christmas and solar new year.

The tide was low and there was a strip of weedstrewn beach that was almost as a road.

America is embroiled in two wars, one of which Mr Bush launched against the tide of world opinion.

Every 10 years as the tide of growth in the same mechanical strength, known as the "machinery of the tsunami. "

I stood alone among tall grasses and watched the timid flame of her lamp uselessly drifting in the tide.

Second, the tide of constitutional history in the United States was on his side.

The world has "ceramics capital of China, " said the tide continent.

The music of the tide is rising high. You are shaken by the fever of that dance.

And all the dreams that are to come, and all the mysteries they hide, shall make their final revelation and disappear beneath the tide.

The river would have morphed into a chain of man-made lakes if two brothers hadn't helped stem the tide of concrete.

Since then. Such large-scale urban feel the tide has been a headache.

In the tide of the rapid development of Chinese foreign trade the large number of small and medium enterprises play a very important role.

In any case, it would be churlish to fight the tide of excitement and optimism currently flooding the nation.

Like the tide, shadows flow towards the shore of light.

The tide of globalization is sweeping across the human society. A structural change is taking place profoundly in the world.

High tide hours, dense mangroves flooded by the tide, revealing only the green canopy, wave ripples, a spectacular 'sea forest.

Julian Callow, European economist at Barclays Capital, said: "They feel the tide is turning in their favour and want to surf a bit. "

Now people pay more attention to the integration of IT& curriculums in the tide of reforming curriculum and popularizing IT in education.

Several small dhows, their triangular sail lased to their masts, are keeled over in the mud, awaiting the tide's return and a spot of wind.

Set buildings on fire to force garrisoned troops out and use your units' special abilities to turn the tide of the battle.

"The tide of war is receding. We have shifted to a transition phase, " the president said.

Yet Sinopec's foray into the region suggests the tide might be turning.

But when the tide turned, its brokers wanted more security, as they could not judge the risk of its pairings and its hedges.

i allowed the tide to carry my sadness out with it. take it out to sea, for it serves no purpose in my life. i stood up from the bench;

My day is done , and I am like a boat drawn on the beach, listening to the dance music of the tide in the evening .

eg. Soviet victory in Stalingrad turned the tide of the war in Europe.

The white ruling classes in South Africa try to stem the tide against the color BAR, but their efforts are doomed to failure.

In the midst of a losing neuron duel, subjects could often turn the tide by focusing hard on the fainter image, Cerf says.

The boat made no headway against the tide.

The social constructs that push us from baby to student to graduate to career are disintegrated like sandcastles on a beach by the tide.

The socialists hoped for a turn of the tide, that public opinion might turn in their favour.

Had it not been for the monumental battle that turned the tide against the Confederacy in the Civil War.

The human civilization enters the education information wave of the all new twenty-one century, world scope the tide on the up.

When the tide goes out, a starfish is exposed to the elements in Tongass National Forest.

But all that came back was the tide.

According to these pictures Ramses' army crushed the tide of barbarians but it was too late for the rest of Bronze Age civilisation.

Almost every way of life in the medieval period was washed away by the tide of change.

Our children enjoyed wATching the ebb and flow of the tide when we were spending the weekend AT the seaside.

The tide of world economic integration is not to stop to roll forward, while the international business is its carrier.

In order for the tide waves to move fast enough at the equator to keep up with the moon , the ocean would have to be about 22 km deep .

At a victory rally late Tuesday in Philadelphia, Senator Clinton told her cheering supporters that the tide is turning.

The children got ashore before the tide came in.

Maybe the tide will reverse, now that America has been laid low yet again by the profligacy of its citizens. But don't bet on it.

Moderator: e-commerce, ordinary users of the Internet, the tide of this round, from which the Internet can help get what?

She then used her powers to help the Republic Navy, and turned the tide of battle in the Republic's favor.

As the tide recedes and some of the remaining flood water evaporates, a remarkable transformation takes place.

'Margin Call' is swimming against the tide, as producers think the public wants more films about business evils.

"Our government will solve the tide problem. It is very powerful, " she said.

As you will see from the waves on the line graph it matches the tide lines perfectly.

Narrator: The battle lasted mere hours. The discipline and training of the Spartans did little to stem the tide of the merciless barbarians.

I called for federal aid to make our schools safer and for an all-out effort to turn back the tide of AIDS in America.

We were cut off by the tide and had to be rescued by boat.

The tide enters at its widest point and the water piles up as it flows up the bay.

In the evolution of the tide of globalization, transcultural communication is ever increasingly frequent.

The warnings are few. The signs are sudden. The tide goes into reverse. A thunderous roar fills the air. And then. . . it strikes.

Had you really believed that you could turn the tide in your favour in Sao Paulo?

Sure enough, every time the tide came in, the land was under three feet of water.

The tide of Qiantang River is controlled by its geographical location, shape of river, riverbed topographic feature, hydrology, climate etc.

"Guard the boat! " "Mind the tide! "

The tide began to flow and our footprints were covered.

Or will it genuinely turn the tide of the riots that have left many Britons frightened, angry and besieged?

It is of important meaning in that university's moral education seizes the opportunity and meets the challenge in the tide of network age.

He looks to be turning the tide and rectifying the problem that's plagued the once prosperous program.

Soon the tide and into the ancient culture and modern scientific and technological strength in one, became famous city of Chinese ceramics.

To turn the tide, AP is creating a News Registry - a rights management and tracking system.

The tide of economy globalization continues to promote the internationalization of higher education in-depth development.

On Sunday, Japan took major steps toward turning the tide in its battle to avoid large-scale nuclear disaster.

on the contrary, you seek to live according to your own ideas and convictions, even if this means swimming against the tide.

She was stranded for several hours but floated free as the tide rose.

In an effort to stem the tide, Naver has launched a prime-time ad campaign with the slogan "Go Social" .

Ina tide pool, for the few hours that the tide is out, you're able to access itall.

Turning the tide of the Mandalorian attacks, Malak and Revan pursued the fleeing forces into uncharted regions of space.

The United Nations' Environment Programme wants people to eat less meat to help curb the tide of global warming.

In Britain, where a small majority of the population backs gay marriage, it is not clear which way the tide will turn.

The tide toward tap has boosted businesses that make reusable water bottles, especially aluminum and stainless steel varieties.

China's accession to the WTO, the tide of globalisation will swept over the whole culture industry market.

As China of the developing country, in the face of cruel reality and good opportunity, How to agitate in the tide of new-type economy?

The intervention of the most powerful agencies failed to stem the tide of panic sales.

Most others use the principle of an underwater windmill whose rotors are turned by the tide.

Under the new situation, especially, enlarging military blocs and strengthening military alliances run counter to the tide of the times.

Some of the canals ran directly into the Sumida; when the tide rose, people huddled in them drowned.

In the endless expanses of sea, with a heart filled with tears, struggling in the tide.

The tide connects investment environment, foundation kit facilities perfect, is a business enterprise development of ideal treasure ground.

So let there be no doubt: The tide of war is receding.

When you see swimmers in the ocean together, you see them react intuitively to the tide's push and pull.

This is completely ridiculous, for it goes against the tide of progress of the times and the fundamental interests of the Tibetan people.

go along with the tide of the times, enhance exchanges and cooperation and strengthen their mutual coordination.

The tide may indeed be turning against the supreme leader, his dreadful president and even the cracking carapace of clerical tyranny.

The day is done, and I am like a boat drawn on the beach. Listening to the dancemusic of the tide in the evening.

A recent study shows that Maine could generate 250 megawatts from the tide, 100 of that in the Eastport area alone.

It would be na? ve to think that a few dozen schools will turn the tide in Afghanistan or Pakistan.

I can only swim with the tide. My choice may make other people look down on. But no way I can not change it, but to accept him!

The moon waxes and wanes; the tide flow and ebb, yet it has nothing to do with the sand in the deep sea.

Hence, an all new occupation- the Digital Video (DV) Designer and Producer emerge with the tide of the times.

These devices act like underwater windmills, with blades that rotate as the tide flows through them.

The tide of war is receding, says Mr Obama; now it is time for nation-building at home, "to reclaim the American dream" .

Under this trend, property information in land management system emerge with the tide of the times.

Since V. cholerae favour estuarine water, where the tide meets the stream, he warned at that time of the risk of a cholera epidemic.

In recent years, however, the tide had turned against the multinationals, they are now viewed by many countries with suspicion.

With the emergence of "the tide of migrant workers" , researches on migrant workers are rising.

To this end, the large airlines from the old to the new airlines, ticket prices have joined the tide of war.

The tide table is well comPlied, capable of predlcting the tides of the main harbours in the world.

The boat made slow headwayagainst the tide.

The Tide-generating forces may be resolved into tidal constituents, the most important being those due to the moon and the sun.

The astonished captain readily accepted the demi gods' offer of assistance, and the tide of battle seemed to shift.

Many enterprises have the defects of blindness and experientialism, which result in failure in the tide of diversification and M&A.

London has a special mechanical 'wall' to stop the tide coming to this city .

Here and there they should clamber over wave-wet rock, leaping across clear pools that the tide had left.

The stretch of sea and sand, this walk on the shore, before the tide covers everything we have done.

Yet at the same time voters are growing alarmed at the tide of red ink, and it may be only a matter of time before markets do, too.

Cultural Creativity Industry is the tide of economic and cultural development in developed countries.