Sentence examples for tide her from inspiring English sources

But she has come to depend on the extra income from the school job to tide her over as families like hers have been squeezed by rising bill, job cuts and the climbing cost of food.

The agent said he'd send a check to tide her over.

To tide her over, she has spent $233 for two months of Vagifem at a local pharmacy.

I said I felt odd without the medal in hand, so I would give Joan something to tide her over.

Because of a pre-existing condition, she does not qualify for an individual insurance policy to tide her over until January, when she will rejoin her father's plan.

Needing a summer job to tide her over, she wound up in the mailroom of the National Life and Accident Insurance Company.

Unemployment payments of $94 a week and income from her husband's event-based video business tided her over during her studies at Wood Tobe-Coburn School in Manhattan.

She is struggling to find work at a time when the tourism-dependent economy here has taken a body blow, but she still has her second job, cleaning houses, which is tiding her over.

Peggy Schneider, a yoga teacher, had come in with three heirlooms: a Victorian cape of red silk velvet; her father's old glen-plaid jacket from Brooks Brothers; and a high-necked Empire dress of orange linen, circa 1960, that had tided her mother through seven pregnancies.

I got part of my answer a few months ago when I was in a Target on Long Island and saw a woman who looked to be about 65 casually pick up a copy of "21" and deposit it in her cart next to her Tide and her toothpaste.

Maxine Steinman offered three new dances in "Between the Tides," her program on Saturday night at the Joyce SoHo.