Meanings of bide time in English

Financial markets bide time ahead of earnings and likely rate cut.

The mind can be a difficult place to bide time.

Finance markets bide time ahead of Trump-Kim summit.

In a foreign land, on an operation, trying to bide time until the hit took place.

Those who plan to go on foot bide time till lashing water slackens its vehemence upon the earth.

Helen recalls, "He bought me an engagement ring just to bide time." And when it was time, Clarence changed his mind.

Work is Life's icebox where we often put leftovers of ourselves to bide time and figure out what the hell to do next.

Troops earmarked for cyber warfare have found themselves washing floors, mowing lawns and painting at military installations as they bide time waiting for a clearance.

Taggert was just biding time, waiting for his friends to arrive.

Or would he be biding time, like so many of us?

One should disregard the present, biding time, with concentrated mind.

Kalakankhi implies, probably 'simply biding time', i.e., allowing time to pass indifferently over him.

The constant foot dragging has prompted not unreasonable debate that the interim coalition government is biding time.

Great and terrible events were happening to Bludd while they were camped on a bald hillside, biding time.

Biding time is about patience.

Biding time lets what needs to be revealed be revealed and emerge in its own time, unhurried by human interference.