| Many seas are tideless, and the waters of some are saline only in a very slight degree. |
| Land uplift and deposition are building up the head of the almost tideless Gulf of Bothnia. |
| Like everything else in the picture, the water on which the barge floats is serene and unruffled, as in a tideless sea or lagoon. |
| For example, meteorologically induced seasonality is one of the most important sea level variability features in the tideless Baltic Sea. |
| In the Prime Minister's mental landscape Britain's economy is a tideless sea. |
| History was put on pause for a day as we splashed in the tideless Aegean and consumed our own weight in mezze at a beachfront café. |
