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tideway

[ UK /tˈa‍ɪdwe‍ɪ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a channel in which a tidal current runs

How To Use tideway In A Sentence

  • With the development of new products and market push, XHD shall make full use of her own advantage, keep constant innovation, keep ahead of tideway and initiate a brilliant future.
  • Constructing harmonious schoolyard is a necessary requirement of befitting the times tideway, meanwhile it also is a objective request of following the educational regularity.
  • However, there is still concern over the salmon stocks, which were in decline until 1987, when new by-laws were introduced to reduce illegal exploitation in the tideway.
  • Luckily, the gangway gate, which he had pushed out had floated alongside of him on the tideway, and he had retained consciousness enough to grasp one side of it with a drowning man's grip, but was in danger of momentarily losing it. The Boy Scouts on the Yukon
  • Great West Wind Drift, setting squarely into the teeth of the easterly gale, kicked up a tideway sea that was monstrous. CHAPTER XL
  • Presently, just as the sun was setting, and shadows crossed the water, the sail (which had been gleaming like a candle-flame against the haze and upon the glaze) flickered and fell, and the bows swung round, and her figure was drawn upon the tideway. Springhaven
  • Constructing harmonious schoolyard is a necessary requirement of befitting the times tideway, meanwhile it also is a objective request of following the educational regularity.
  • During the second week in December 1992 legions of lapwings again descended on the tideway.
  • He doubled up like a jackknife, fell back against the gangway gate, which had not been properly fastened, and shot through it into the tideway, here very swift, and disappeared. The Boy Scouts on the Yukon
  • Constructing harmonious schoolyard is a necessary requirement of befitting the times tideway, meanwhile it also is a objective request of following the educational regularity.
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