Examples of using "Flut" in a sentence and their english translations:
- The tide destroyed the sand castle.
- The flood tide destroyed the sandcastle.
A lot of houses were washed away by the flood.
The levee kept the floodwater back.
Okay, the tide is really coming in fast now.
With the full moon, the tide is at its highest.
High tide is at 3 p.m. today.
The bridge was washed away by the flood.
Several houses were carried away by the great flood.
The house was carried away by the flood.
A lot of houses were washed away by the flood.
The house was undermined by the flood.
Three persons are missing with the flood.
It was something which brought a stream of new ideas.
It helps them to get over the reef...
The rock pool's cast of characters changes with every tide.
Many houses were damaged beyond repair in the flood.
In spite of the rain, I went out.
Hundreds of fields were submerged in the flood.
But high tide has drawn even greater dangers to the shore.
The flood prevented me from crossing the river.
The heavy rain brought the flood, causing damage.
The flood caused a disaster in their community.
More than a hundred homes have been damaged by the flood.
boom, you run out of tide, automatically gets delivered
Ah, this mud is getting much deeper, as the tide's coming in.
Until the tide returns, he has a tough night ahead.
Tides are caused by the moon's gravity.
The rise and fall of the tides play an important role in the natural world.
I'm fighting time, tide... and the roots from hell.
The story of a great flood is very common in world mythology.
The flood of 1342 was the biggest deluge in the history of central Europe.
The tide sweeps the fertilized eggs away from the reef's hungry mouths. And out into deep water.
In 1342, the cities on the Rhine, Main, and Danube were plunged into a flood of biblical proportions. Thousands of people lost their lives.
We can't leave our tents on the beach where they are now. If we do, they'll be under water during high tide.
The tide normally leaves the beach walkers only a narrow strip of sand they can walk on without getting their feet wet.
King Gradlon was awakened by St Gwénnolé, who commanded him to flee, as the torrent was reaching the palace.
Fear drives him, he plucks up courage and throws himself into the roaring waves; his powerful arms cut through the flow, and his God feels pity.
The chronicles of the flood of 1342 say that the water in the Mainz Cathedral came up to a man's chest, while in Cologne, one could ride in a boat over the city walls.