Tidemark

At some point the old cast-iron guttering must have become blocked with autumn leaves, because a tidemark of where it had overflowed could still be traced running down the brickwork. ❋ Rowan Coleman (2010)

Driving from Tuzla in BiH to Bijeljinja in Republika Srpska, for example, brings you to what is almost a tidemark of wrecked homesteads and minefields. ❋ Unknown (2007)

He walked along the tidemark and searched for the smooth fist-sized stones he preferred for hunting rabbits. ❋ Wurts, Janny (1989)

But outside the cottage, beached above the tidemark of black weed and smashed shells, lay a good boat, as good as any in the islands, and the nets spread to dry over the boulders were far better than Brude could have made. ❋ Stewart, Mary, 1916- (1983)

It surprised him that they had stuck in his memory, like flotsam left at a freak tidemark. ❋ Price, Anthony (1971)

It may be upon a tiny bay that you have emerged, with the meadows sloping straight to tidemark, and out beyond the wild fowl feeding by the kelp beds. ❋ John T. McCutcheon (1910)

Mr. Cahoon's countenance -- that portion of it above the whisker tidemark, of course -- registered horror at the thought. ❋ Joseph Crosby Lincoln (1907)

Grudgingly they obeyed, drew the boat beyond tidemark, and followed him to the top of the miserable islet, whence a view was commanded of the whole wheel of the horizon, then part darkened under the coming night, part dyed with the hues of the sunset, and populous with the sunset clouds. ❋ Unknown (1898)

Much the largest proportion of the lands so reclaimed, though for the most part lying above low-water tidemark, are at a lower level than the Lincolnshire fens, and more subject to inundation from the irruptions of the sea. ❋ Unknown (1874)

Durack mother-of-two Christa Coetzee said the bones were in a shallow grave near the high tidemark. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The tidemark where the water stopped rising is easily visible, about six inches below the ceiling, which must be 9ft 3m up. ❋ Unknown (2011)

He added: 'A no-take zone means exactly that - you can't remove anything from within the zone, either above or below the high tidemark. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The bureaucratic tidemark left by the great war has made it a frequent point of departure for those on a search for (as the series has it) who they think they are. ❋ Unknown (2008)

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The day when I had a million in the bank, could buy my own house, and move from Mom’s couch was my tidemark for declaring “success.” ❋ Steve Dennis (2011)

Much the largest proportion of the lands so reclaimed, though for the most part lying above low-water tidemark, are at a lower level than the Lincolnshire fens, and more subject to inundation from the irruptions of the sea.] ❋ George P. Marsh (1841)