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...th the Allies in rout, but several major actions showed the turning of the tide. The [[Battle of the Coral Sea]] was the first engagement in which a Japane ...ious landing in August to convert it to their use and start to reverse the tide of Japanese conquests. As a result, Japanese and Allied forces both occupie

...in even greater numbers than their elders do, leading many to believe the tide is turning against abortion in America. The [[National Association of Evan

...innovation means that products become rapidly obsolete, adding to a rising tide of waste (see [[Solid Waste Disposal]]). Most significantly of all, the bur

...age, encouraged by the theories of [[Arthur Dobbs]] who was convinced that tide differences pointed to the Passage's entry being near [[Wager Bay]]. After

...age, encouraged by the theories of [[Arthur Dobbs]] who was convinced that tide differences pointed to the Passage's entry being near [[Wager Bay]]. After

By July, however, the tide was turning in the Parliamentarians' favour: bombardment, [[scurvy]], lack

By July, however, the tide was turning in the Parliamentarians' favour: bombardment, [[scurvy]], lack

...ich paid the tuition of veterans enrolled in college, turned the financial tide for DePaul. Enrollment in 1945 skyrocketed to 8,857 students, twice as many

...cures Aeneas quickly, and Aeneas says goodbye to his son [[Ascanius]]. The tide of battle turns against the Latins who are scared by the [[attack]] by the

...y moved as tenants to the enclosed [[Anfield Stadium]]. In 1885, seeing a tide coming, the FA sensibly decided to legalise professionalism. By that time,

...nder the G.O. C.'s supreme control, to implement as far as the fluctuating tide of war allowed, the assurances which we had given to the Arabs at the begin

...er research at one of the Maine seacoast's most characteristic features, a tide pool for her classic "The Edge of the Sea." The spot where she conducted ob

* Tucker, Glenn. ''High Tide at Gettysburg: The Campaign in Pennsylvania'' (1958). ...ategy, 1861-1862'' (1998) [http://www.questia.com/library/book/confederate-tide-rising-robert-e-lee-and-the-making-of-southern-strategy-1861-1862-by-joseph

# [[Tide]]

...(yet acted as a non-beligerent in the conflict), but around 1942, when the tide of the war began to turn against Hitler, Franco broke off most ties with hi

...w scattered items including a leather boot. Ebierbing conjectured that the tide, and the mud (which was quite deep in the summer), had taken the rest.

...w scattered items including a leather boot. Ebierbing conjectured that the tide, and the mud (which was quite deep in the summer), had taken the rest.

...Toronto Lacrosse Clubs. Field lacrosse spread across the country with the tide of Anglophone settlers from Ontario and Quebec. By the early 1890s it could

...Where did the time ''go''? The package ''arrived'' just in time. "Time and tide ''wait'' for no man, but time always ''stands still'' for a woman of 30." &

...rned down, she and six other friends launched a literary magazine called ''Tide'', which discussed home life rather than school life.