Examples of using When the tide in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They don't work when the tide is low.
When the tide goes out, you see who's swimming naked.
Everything changes when the tide comes in.
When the tide goes out, everyone can see who is swimming naked.
It is bad to funk when the tide of insurrection is rising;
We would drive them straight out there when the tide was out.
I will die when the tide stops and the moon drowns!
I only come ashore twice a day when the tide goes out.
When the tide goes out, everyone can see who's been swimming naked.
We will just wait for morning and rescue it when the tide's out.
And when the tide was high enough, she would drink from it.
Note that the second cave is only accessible when the tide allows.
I think when the tide comes in, the ocean fills up the bottom down there.
Sky and the cubs are far from the shore when the tide starts to turn.
When the tides shift, you will be left holding the bag and having to start over again.
At night, when the tide goes out, we walk back to home on the sand of the beach.
But these are just the empty shells that got left behind when the tide of history turned.
But when the tide rises and the sharks are around, his voice had a timid and tremulous sound.'.
This is because of the possible havoc it might cause to your investment when the tide is against you.
But when the tide floods in again, as long as the coast is clear- these sand lancet will re-emerge.
When the tide goes out, the ocean becomes a secret restaurant, serving up mussel-covered rocks.
Mudskippers fear the water… for it's full of predators… so when the tide floods in it's time to take drastic action.
When the tide is in, they look as tree-clad islands, which you can see from a set of platforms connected by stairs.
I like to walk on the docks in marinas, when the tide is low and see some of these crustaceans in small pools of water.
When the tides were pulling his son further into the sea, Ozai dove in the water and rescued Zuko, who spent the remainder of the day in the care of his mother, recovering from the experience.
They are fine when the tide is busy raising all the boats, but when the tide goes out, they are left behind, beached, and on the sand.
It is bad to funk when the tide of insurrection is rising but it is worse to funk when the revolution is passing through severe trials after power has been captured.