ebb tide

These used the ebbing tide to carry them back down the river.

Might have been a different story with an ebb tide."

Now on these waves of the ebbing tide the fish begin to come in.

They knew, all right: the current was treacherous, especially on an ebb tide.

In places the ebb tide races along at five knots.

He could feel the energy running-from him like an ebb tide.

Sometimes, if it's an ebb tide, you'll see us moving sideways.

Stragglers must wait up to nine hours for the next ebb tide.

But Grace wouldn't need them to go out to sea on the ebb tide.

Ebb Tide still hangs on a nail just above my living room window.

"We will come for you at the ebb tide."

Even at ebb tide, the waves crashed against the rocks.

Slowly, like an ebbing tide, she felt the pressure easing.

"The ground rose and fell like an ocean at ebb tide.

It was ebb tide and the current was in their favor.

The ebbing tide carried them quickly away from the shore of the island and into the open sea.

The current and ebb tide carried the ships towards the bridge.

Dawn light found the small boat had been carried far out by the ebbing tide.

His anger was like an ebbing tide that slowly left me stranded.

"Sure's ebb tide, whoever you are, you're going to be made to pay for this."

Still I see him upon that wild desolate beach of the ebb tide.

However, the ship went out on the ebb tide, and was doubtless by morning far down the river mouth.

He chose a clear place on the shore, which the ebbing tide had left perfectly level.

This species is sometimes stranded on land by the ebbing tide, but can survive out of water for hours.

The ebb tide poured out at a strong clip.