Examples of using Time and tide in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Time and tide, we say, wait for no man.
Time and Tide".
the bridge's 46 piers have withstood time and tide for almost a millennium.
I trust that you had good holidays, but time and tide tarry for no man.
Completed in 1521, it originally functioned as a fortress to defend the mouth of the River Tagus and would have sat in the middle of the estuary(time and tide has shifted the river's course).
initially scripted by Peter David, following up on his Aquaman: Time and Tide limited series.
Time and Tide never sold well; its peak circulation was 14,000 copies. It is estimated that the magazine was subsidised by Lady Rhondda to the sum of £500,000 during the thirty-eight years she owned it. In 1956, Time and Tide and André Deutsch published a hardbound book anthology of favourite writings titled Time& Tide Anthology, with an introduction by Lady Rhondda and edited by Anthony Lejeune.
in 1920 she had founded Time and Tide magazine, a left-wing feminist weekly magazine.
Time and tides, they say, wait for no one.
such as Electric Trim, and Between The Times and Tides.
such as Electric Trim, and Between The Times and Tides.
Time and Tide- complete!
Time and tide waits no man.
Time and tide wait for none.
Time and tide wait for no man.
Time and tide tarry for no man.
BUT Time and tide wait for no man.
Yet time and tide still wait for no man.
Whilst time and tide continue to wait for no men.
of Aquaman 1(August 1994), initially scripted by Peter David, following up on his 1993 Time and Tide miniseries.