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tide turned

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tide turned 
1. Lit. the tide changed from high tide to low tide or vice versa. The tide turned before the ship had sailed out of the harbor.
2. Fig. the trend changed from one thing to another. We planned our investments to take advantage of the growth of the stock market. Then the tide turned and we lost buckets of money.
See also: tide, turn


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The tide turned in Albion's favour in 69 minutes when Mann was sent packing.
The group were plunged into the cold waters off the West Wales seaside resort of Tenby after a sandbank they were walking on collapsed as the tide turned.
The group were plunged into the cold waters off the West Wales seaside resort of Tenby, after a sandbank they were walking on collapsed as the tide turned.
 
 
 
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