Sentence examples for bernie from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Also used as a formal given name.
It is as if he is wooing Bernie with righteousness.
"My husband Bernie won't talk about what happened.
Bernie has lately hit on the notion that F1 would be considerably enlivened if water were sprayed on the track at random moments during the race (I'm not sure, but does anyone else detect a Flashdance influence here?).
Jordan, known as Bernie, travelled to D-day events in Normandy wearing his war medals and grey mac.
Although the initial email described the call as tentative, simply saying "Bernie is thinking about organizing a conference call with a number of leaders in Iowa who we have met this past year," Fiermonte confirmed that the call was happening.
"Bernie for a while has said he's going to make a decision at the end of the month," said a close adviser.
Vermont senator Bernie Sanders, an independent who is challenging Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Party's nomination in 2016, also voted against the bill for similar reasons.
Or is the only way you get media attention by ripping apart somebody else?" Related: Get to know Bernie Sanders, your latest (socialist!) candidate for president Sanders did say Clinton should indicate her position on the proposed Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal which is dividing Democrats and forcing Obama to depend on Republican support in Congress.
Bernie Sanders immediately distanced himself from Hillary Clinton on trade, foreign policy and the environment as he announced a bid for the Democratic presidential nomination that represents her first serious challenge from the left.
Their convenor, Bernie Passingham, a genial, clever communist (played by Bob Hoskins) liked and believed in them and facilitated their militancy.
Against a background of falling TV and live audience figures, and with sponsorship increasingly difficult to negotiate for cash-strapped teams, F1's strategy group – consisting of the biggest teams, the sport's chief executive, Bernie Ecclestone, and the FIA president, Jean Todt – met at Biggin Hill on Thursday and came up with a few ideas to reinvigorate the sport.
