11.   The tide is coming in at the Diamondbacks, who find themselves waist-deep in serious trouble.

12.   The wind is picking up, and the tide is coming in.

13.   The tide comes in, the tide goes out.

14.   They theorized that he drowned when the tide came in.

15.   When the power comes on again, it feels as though a tide has come in, lifting everyone and everything in its path.

16.   When the tide comes in, accompanied by wind, the surf forces itself up through rock cracks and spouts like a geyser in Yellowstone Park.

17.   When the tide came in and went out again, hooked fish would be waiting.

18.   Authorities may wait for the tide to come in before dawn Friday.