Definition of tidal | Bee Dictionary of English

A tidal wave, attributed to the seismic disturbances in Japan, wiped the village of San Jos de Cabo off the map.
The Japanese Naval Department at Tokyo reported that 400 persons are missing as the result of a storm and an ensuing tidal wave which swept the east coast of Koreathat part of .
Long thought of as costly and cumbersome, tidal power is starting to entice investors.

Shooting the "Supermoon" in Washington, D.C. (PHOTOS)
At 8:55 pm, the moon became visible over the trees at the Tidal Basin. There was a gap in the clouds near the horizon which allowed for a clear, but fleeting view of the moonrise.
June 24, 2013 - Washington Post
Nantucket's Newspaper Since 1821
(June 24, 2013) Based on the current tidal charts and shoaling conditions in Hyannis Harbor, the Steamship Authority is advising travelers that arrivals and departures on its conventional car ferries the M/V Eagle and M/V Nantucket may be delayed through Thursday, June 27.
June 24, 2013 - The Inquirer and Mirror
Tidal Waves see improvement in loss to Riptides
The Tongie Tidal Waves didn’t leave Tonganoxie Water Park with a win in their second meet of the year, but improvement was still evident both in and out of the water.
June 17, 2013 - The Tonganoxie Mirror

Andre Agassi in BBC Sport
Slim dumps a small pile of powder on the coffee table,writes Agassi in his book, which the Times is serialising. "He cuts it, snorts it. He cuts it again. I snort some. Then comes a tidal wave of euphoria that sweeps away every negative...
Maung Maung in International Herald Tribune
More deaths were caused by the tidal wave than the storm itself,Minister for Relief and Resettlement Maung Maung Swe told a news conference in the rubble-strewn city of 5 million, where food and water supplies are running low.
Mitch McConnell in guardian.co.uk
Once again it's rush and spend and rush and spend and a tidal wave of debt,McConnell said.

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