Life's tide is ebbing out so fast. The weather was calm with light winds, good visibility, and an ebbing tide. During these falling and ebbing tides, a riptide can carry a person far offshore. Around their huts they catch fish as they try to escape with the ebbing tide. The tide was ebbing at about plus 1.5 m and the weather was clear. Rises in wages and ebbing of discontent further solidified the GOP's hold on power. Then he begins to notice, with growing alarm, that his strength is slowly ebbing away. The music builds to several riotous climaxes before ebbing away. Yet in 1673 the janissary deys, seeing their power ebbing, rose in revolt. At gunpoint, Ebbing forces Gloves to steer the boat toward the battleship. They are chased by Ebbing and his cronies into Central Park. Meanwhile, support for this kind of action within the Moluccan community was ebbing. Here, Leda explains that she is working with Ebbing only to save her father's life. In the 1930s, these All-Americans included Jay Wallenstrom (1937) and Ray Ebbing (1939).