It was only a bayou in the ancient time and later on it became a lake for the tide had brought sand to the bayou.After numerous constructions, it became a semi-closed adlittoral lake.
The Yakou beach on the right side of the typhoon track was rather stable, with only a slight silting in the belt of middle tide besides erodedm manmade dunes in the landward backshore.
It is understood that the current real estate investment and consumption growth have exceeded 30%, it can be said that a new round of economic growth has led to the tide tidehead.
Cannot see apiculture only " when tide falls " building smooth county army to leave end of apiarian of beekeeper of Xie Jun of emeritus cadre retreat is to obtain economic benefits.
Under the upswelling tide he saw the writhing weeds lift languidly and sway reluctant arms, hising up their petticoats, in whispering water swaying and upturning coy silver fronds.
Chinese farmers have changed from natural man to rational economic man gradually in the tide of the market economy,which is no longer “bolar man” in the traditional sense.
It's amazing how they're shaped by time and " tide" as we " drift" around the globe trying to keep you on the " crest" of everything we've got on " deck" from " nose to tail" .
On October 17th Ed Miliband, Labour's leader, announced plans to halt the tide of payday loan firms into Britain's shopping districts that accelerated following the economic crisis in 2008.
Our society idolises the independent individual with consumer power and endless choices. Retirement looks like an ebbing tide withdrawing such freedom from reach.
This is the rock that came out of the ocean 25 million years ago, but the tide has left a line of trash all along the beach here, pretty much as far as your eye can see.
For tidal energy to be effective, the difference between high and low tides needs to be at least five metres, and this occurs naturally in only about forty places on Earth.
The channel is at least 19 nautical miles of open water, often with big swells, power tides, ships and ferries plowing up, down and across, but recently much smaller vessels have been crossing too.