Sentence examples for sharing a pot of from inspiring English sources

Television money forms the bulk of the regions' income, with the four Welsh sides sharing a pot of around £9m between them from competing in the Pro12 and the Heineken Cup.

I took a second to focus on the experience, a time I'd like to remember forever: My mom and I whipping up breakfast in the kitchen, just a couple of gals cooking up dinosaur eggs and sharing a pot of coffee.

We shared a pot of extra-strong coffee and talked for more than an hour.

He always used to have a pickled egg with his, and we'd share a pot of tea.

They will share a pot of money set at 2005 budget levels – which could be less than half the 2009-10 figure.

After the Unity Day celebration, I made my way to a café off the square, where I shared a pot of tea with Timur Aliyev, an adviser to Kadyrov.

But if they are the kind of people with whom you can share a pot of tea, sing a song or swap recipes, the votes just might not be so easy to come by.

So this morning, as they often do, the two men shared a pot of coffee at the International House of Pancakes and each tried to convince the other of the error of his political thinking.

Successful bidders will share a pot of licence fee money from the digital switchover surplus worth £40m and will also have to sign a contract with ITV, which remains responsible for compliance.

He has sold programmes, pens and pies on match days; he raised £700 to buy goalposts in the 1990s; and he even shared a pot of tea with Steve Bruce when he took over as manager in 2009.

In contrast, the biggest winners from ministers' push on 111 appear to be a private equity group, ECI – which can take about £20m from the Care UK purchase of Harmoni – and a group of GPs who will share a pot of more than £25m.