Sentence examples for share a berth from inspiring English sources

John Stuart Mill and James Madison have to share a berth with François Guizot, the French statesman and historian who, long before Lord Acton, articulated the liberal conviction that power corrupts, and Franz Hermann Schulze-Delitzsch, the German who founded the first credit unions.

In particular, he thought back to 1983, when the teams met in a regional final, the most meaningful matchup in their shared history, a berth in the Final Four at stake.

The father had made up his mind that they were going to prepare their own meals; they could eat two days what one dinner would cost; they shared an upper berth; it was to be an educational tour for Roger but father had decided what they were going to do, and places to visit; he was not going to any high-priced places.

Fordham (8-2, 5-0 Patriot League) has won six in a row, clinched a share of the league title and secured a berth in the N.C.A.A. Football Championship Subdivision playoffs.

I'd definitely go for an upper room at the back on a Friday or Saturday – and select a berth far away from the shared en suite and shower (bring your own towel or pay £2).

On their seven-hour flight to Helmand on a military C17 aeroplane, the prime minister and footballer were forced to share a tiny cabin with just one bunk bed – with Cameron choosing the top berth.

So will you be booking a berth?

It deserves a berth in the repertory.

That earned them a berth at WNEW.

Mark Calcavecchia and Sutton have all but clinched a berth.

Those ships cannot be kept waiting for a berth.