turn of the tide

She come in on the turn of the tide, not ten minutes ago.

There was still an hour before the turn of the tide.

My first real success, the turn of the tide, came right after I fell in love with her.

We had steady action until the turn of the tide.

"And now at last comes the turn of the tide.

It should be a catalyst, a moment in time, a turning of the tide.

This victory marked the turn of the tide in the ground war against Japan.

Some better fish at Skinningrove, with the turn of the tide best.

He did his best to console himself, to imagine matters near the turn of the tide.

It was evident, however, that with the turn of the tide, now nearly at flood level, the picture would change.

All afternoon, after the turn of the tide, they had been thickening in the sky.

That left plenty of room for a turn of the tide.

They were about changing seasons and the turning of the tide."

But the sea did reach up that far, at the very turn of the tide, and so any footsteps would have been washed away.

This last one marks the turn of the tide.

I miss them in the turning of the tides.

The Director notices that they've missed the turn of the tide, but now they can proceed.

At least coming back he would be able to run with the turn of the tide at dawn.

And the wheel whose seasons no one knows Is the turn of the tide that can make us free."

The Turn of the Tide, for many, has already brought joy and surprise.

Noting the turn of the tide, Garland thrust himself into the discussion.

An essential wave in the "turning of the tide" involves audience perception.

I date the turn of the tide to the downturn of the Internet economy.

They say that people who are near death die generally at the change to dawn or at the turn of the tide.

All these things contributed, contributed to the turning of the tide.