The phrase "bunk without" is not a complete sentence and would not be considered grammatically correct in written English.
It could potentially be used as part of a longer sentence or phrase, but it would require additional words or context to make it grammatically coherent. For example, "The bunk without a mattress was uncomfortable to sleep on." In this sentence, "bunk without" is used as a prepositional phrase to describe the condition of the bunk.
Feeding, unrewarded behavior (time at feed bunk without feed present), and competitive behavior were recorded using time-lapse video.
Do not sit on another inmate's bunk without being invited to do so, do not change the television channel when someone else is watching and do not jump in line.
The brig's technical director, Sanford E. Seymour, also said that Mr. Padilla, an American citizen who was designated an enemy combatant in 2002, sometimes slept on a steel bunk without a mattress, that the windows in his 80-square-foot cell were blackened and that brig employees covered up their nametags around him.
Security guards stopped the first to flee, apparently believing they were trying to bunk without paying: in Brazil, club patrons run up tabs and pay on the way out.In this section Hold on tight A night from hell On top, for now Past and future ReprintsPolice say around 1,000 people were in the club, whose capacity was 690, and that there were no working fire escapes.
Yet the president continues to maintain that climate change is bunk, without evidence to back his assertions.
Still, I couldn't seem to stand up straighter, and sometimes, I would rebelliously stash the brace under my bed and leave the bunk without it just to be free.
He slept on a metal bunk bed, without sheets or a mattress.
Groggy and disoriented pilgrims then try to jump safely off their bunk beds without breaking their legs.
The doctors slept, as they have since then, on eight bunk beds without sheets in a narrow hall with a puddle on the tile floor from a leak in the ceiling.
His suitcases were still packed, his bunk was without bedding, and yet the young man stood, in the middle of his new dorm room, smiling at a giant flag on the wall.
About the logging and the torture on the tree-stumps, the hunger, the disease, the three-tier bunks, those without clothes, the sentences without conviction.' " For the occasion, the Solovki administration had spruced up the camp, painted walls, planted trees, allowed husbands and wives to be together (as they never were ordinarily).
