How old is the saying Waiting Till the Cows come Home?

The old saying waiting till the cows come home is almost 400 years old.

It refers to the early-morning hour when cows line up at the farm gates, ready to be milked.

What is the setting of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot (1953)? The only scenery in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot is a tree, leafless in Act 1, and with leaves in Act 2.
When Joey (Brandon DeWilde) calls out to Shane (Alan Ladd), "Come back!", where is Shane supposed to come back to? Shane supposed to come back to a ranch in the Grand Tetons, Wyoming, in the movie Shane (1953).
In the Old English poem Beowulf (eighth cent.), what nation did Beowulf come from? In the Old English poem Beowulf (eighth cent.), Beowulf came from The Geats, a Scandinavian people.
How old is the Mishnah and how old is the Talmud? Parts of the Mishnah, a compilation of oral law, date back to earliest Jewish history. The Mishnah was completed by about A.D. 200. The Talmud, which records…
How did the phrase bringing home the bacon originate? There are several theories. One is that the phrase refers to greased-pig contests once held at county fairs, where the winner kept the pig and thus brought…
How far is the pitching mound from home plate? According to 1894 baseball rules, the 4-by-12-inch pitching rubber embedded in the pitcher's mound lies 60 feet, 6 inches from the front edge of home plate. The…