So, Mr. Trump, bide your time with regard to the tax return issue.
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But even if that's the case, Perry advised that you bide your time.
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If you don't currently own the Switch than bide your time and wait for more games.
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And if you want what they've got, what story do you tell yourself as you bide your time?
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"Hide your capabilities, bide your time" was Deng Xiaoping's formula for deceiving the West regarding Beijing's true intentions.
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When Deng Xiaoping counselled his compatriots to "lie low and bide your time", none of them thought he meant for ever.
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In a whole bunch of ways, "bide your time" makes sense as a strategy for almost any plausible anti-Trump contender.
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Both 2019 and 2022 aren't that far away — so just keep an eye on all the EV development to bide your time.
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But if the answer is yes, bide your time and wait until they really want you to see what the company can offer.
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If you can it's good to bide your time until you're in front of a keyboard so you can do your screaming there.
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The other reason not to run for president is to focus on exercising the political power you already have, and maybe bide your time.
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It also means you people may risk taking things too far, so consider some healthy and less healthy ways to bide your time until Season 7.
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She's been held up as a fake role model: Women, just bide your time, don't ask for anything, and you can die and be recognized after death, just like Emily Dickinson.
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Mr Xi has ignored Deng Xiaoping's advice to "hide your capabilities and bide your time", launching the "Made in China 2025" plan, an attempt to use state direction to dominate high-tech industries.
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If you have to wait — and wait — for the subway, the stations along the Second Avenue line that opened on Manhattan's Upper East Side in January are among the nicest places to bide your time.
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And sometimes you just bide your time a little bit and lay in the weeds a little bit, but we know who they are, and they are going to be one of the teams to beat.
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But if a retiree finds him or herself in a lower bracket, then withdrawals from a traditional IRA or 401(k) are a low-cost way to bide your time while your Roth assets continue to grow.
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The prevailing thought was if you didn't have a job lined up or weren't sure what you wanted to do, you picked one of the latter two (which theoretically allowed you to bide your time without being unemployed).
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But if you happen to live stateside or otherwise have little to no influence on European affairs of state, there may be little you can do in the face of these ominous doings except bide your time and wait and see.
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The coming anniversary of the reforms associated with Deng remains fraught for Mr. Xi, however, because the nation's direction under his leadership continues to draw unfavorable comparisons to Deng's "hide your strength, bide your time" approach — at least among some liberal-minded analysts and officials.
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But as we were perusing Amazon this morning, we noticed that the retail giant slashed the price of the eight-quart Instant Pot Ultra for one of its Deals of the Day — and honestly, its discount is so high that you shouldn't bide your time 'til Nov. 29.
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Espousing the dictum of "taoguang yanghui," (literally "Hide Brightness, Cultivate Obscurity," but typically translated in English as "Lay Low and Bide Your Time,") Deng advocated avoiding flashy shows of power in order to shield Chinese efforts from outside scrutiny while the country wasn't positioned to handle them properly.
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Bide Your Time is the debut extended play (EP) by British rock band Billy Bibby & The Wry Smiles, produced by Russ Hayes at Orange Sound Recording Studio in Penmaenmawr, North Wales. It was released on 5 February 2016 digitally and on CDs available for purchase at shows. The EP's title refers to a song that Billy Bibby has said will be released at a later date. Bibby has also stated that Bide Your Time describes the music business in that one must be patient and hardworking to succeed.
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A few of these tracks would be used for their 2008 Sunflower EP. In early 2008, the band came to the attention of American producer David Grahame. Grahame produced three songs with the band; "Someone Like You", "Bide Your Time" and "Beautiful And True". The band credits him with being instrumental in helping them define their sound. Myspace played a large role in the success of The Judes.
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In 1989, the relation between China and the Soviet Union returned to normal for the first time since the Sino-Soviet split in the 1950s. Mikhail Gorbachev, then General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, visited Beijing and met with Deng Xiaoping during the Sino-Soviet Summit, which took place amid the Tiananmen Square protests. After the crackdown of Tiananmen Square protests in 1989, China faced strong backlash from the western countries. Deng, as a response, devised a new set of diplomatic strategies for China, which were summarised to be "hide your strength, bide your time, never take the lead".
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I'd get a run on someone, and my momentum would be stopped, and four or five guys would get by me until I would get my momentum back. But if you're patient and you bide your time, then you'll start picking them off. It was a lot of fun out there, but it sure was hair-raising." Cheever accused Castroneves of blocking him and intentionally putting him in danger during the final laps of the event, "I want to sit down with (IRL vice president of operations) Brian (Barnhart) and show him the last laps with Helio Castroneves.
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Badly Drawn Boy first wrote the song when he thought of the phrase 'the night Sinatra died'. He created the melody of the song and presented it to his parents, who responded with indifference, but the singer believed that the song possessed something. After composing the opening line, 'And you were right to bide your time / And not buy into my misery', he then sang random words into a Dictaphone and analysed the results. Once he had arranged the lyrics into a pleasing outcome, he met with producer Tom Rothrock and drummer Joey Waronker to set the composition to music.
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The song has received radio play on BBC Radio Wales, Radio X, UIC Radio Chicago, RKC, and other independent radio stations. The band played their first live show at Telford's Warehouse in Chester, UK on 28 November 2015 and toured extensively throughout the UK playing more than 70 shows in 2016. Billy Bibby & The Wry Smiles released their debut EP Bide Your Time on 5 February 2016. It was recorded at Orange Sound Recording Studio in Penmaenmawr, North Wales with record producer Russ Hayes who had previously worked with Bibby on two EPs released by Catfish and the Bottlemen.
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See also: Wolf warrior diplomacy As Xi Jinping continued to consolidate power domestically, he gradually abandoned the diplomatic principles ("hide your strength, bide your time, never take the lead") set by Deng Xiaoping and appeared more as a "strongman" in the global stage. He launched the "One Belt One Road initiative" to make infrastructure investment in dozens of countries, which received widespread attention (both receptions and criticism) from around the world. Since Xi Jinping succeeded as the leader of China, he tried to change "China's passivity" into an assertive strategy to defend China's claims over border and territory disputes such as in the South China Sea and in Taiwan. In 2018, China–United States trade war started and significantly affected the global economy.
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Prior to the release of Bide Your Time, the track "Waitin' for You" premiered on Adam Walton's show on BBC Radio Wales, initially in a home studio version on 25 July 2015 and in the final EP version on 7 November 2015. The world premiere of "Don't Fall" also aired on Adam Walton's show on 30 January 2016 in anticipation of the 5 February 2016 release date. Tracks have also been played by Clint Boon and Phil Clifton on Radio X, Nessi Holt on Radio Kaos Caribou, and John Rose on UIC Radio in Chicago. In describing what he wanted to achieve musically with this debut EP, following a departure in 2014 from his first band, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Billy Bibby has stated, “I want to bring back something like Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours or Dire Straits’ Brothers in Arms where there's a bit more going on; there's a bit more depth to the songs, in the vocals, in the harmonies.
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