Both in their early 20s at the time, the women became friends during the sitting, sharing rations and communicating through fragmented French.
Though Americans associated Roosevelt with bounty, his insistent emphasis on sharing — rationing, almost — betrayed a conviction that the country had entered a permanent era of scarcity.
Denied rehabilitative care, he has attributed his survival to his family, who shared their rations with him as he recuperated.
They shared their rations and steeled their will, convinced that one way or the other they would make history: a black man or a woman would lead them.
Near the village of Jamlitz, a Panzer Division, recently out of action, shared their rations with them.
Her jailers meant to starve her, but her cellmates — two gentile women imprisoned for their anti-fascist views — shared their rations and kept her strong.
Released hostages remembered Foley as a good journalist and a kind man, and one who kept others entertained by proposing games like Risk, shared his rations, and offered another prisoner his only blanket in the cold of the Syrian winter.
But many of the displaced persons who arrive in the camp daily have to make do with sharing rations and sharing shelter.
They have to buy food or rely on their relatives to share their rations.
