So far only Mr. Benjamin Stubbs shared with him the knowledge of the evil fate that was in store for him.
All this Ixtli contrived to convey to Bruno, who fairly well shared that anxiety, but who was more for going ahead with a bold rush, to learn the worst as quickly as might be.
Only for that, the end might have been different, for, once sighted, Gillespie would have been rescued by his friends, or those friends would surely have shared death with him.
As I shared Mrs. Sandford's room, of course I had very scant opportunities of being by myself.
Somehow I had not fancied that you shared the passion of your sex for what they call shopping.
The longer he thought over it, the more clearly Eric saw that the secret could be shared with no one.
The town shared their delight, and carried their enthusiasm almost to madness, by the excess of their demonstration and their fetes.
The reply of the King, after much generous and gallant sentiment, was, that he shared this obligation with her, and that he hastened to show it to her, by restoring the Comte de Lauzun to favour.
I had proposed on one occasion the abolition of the salt tax to the Regent, as a remedy for these evils; but my suggestionshared the fate of many others.
He knew that the Comte de Roucy shared her favours (it was for her that sagacious Count proposed to put straw before the house in order to guarantee her against the sound of the church bells, of which she complained).
But to the surprise of her husband, she never partook of food, or sharedin any way the longings and appetites of a mortal creature.
Onwee then descended, and learned that these sisters had a brother living with their father, who had shared in the spoils of all such as the wicked sisters had betrayed.
The lodge of the manito stood upon a high ground, and near it stretched out a long row of other lodges, said to be possessed by wicked kindred of Mudjee Monedo, who shared in the spoils of his cruelty.
Several executions now took place at Cabul, of men who had shared in the attack on the Embassy.
The remaining companies of Jacob's Rifles shared in the panic.
I hope Bodmilcar has not shared their fate," said Gisgo; "drowning is too good for him; I want him to have a stout rope round his neck.
I said that I had very little doubt the monkey had been on his usual perch upon the trumpeter's shoulder, and so most probably had shared his fate.
He was likewise already acquainted with Himilco, who consequently sharedmy surprise and regret at meeting him in so miserable a plight.
The garrison inmates had withdrawn to Michilimackinac and shared its fate.
Threats were muttered of arrests, of executions, of transportation of the accused to England; while the committee of correspondence pledged themselves to support and vindicate each other and all persons who had shared in their effort.
He shared the lot of the humblest man who fell by his side.
In 1690 he was created a boyar and shared with Lev Naruishkin, Peter's uncle, the conduct of home affairs.
Two committees investigated the occurrence without definite result, but in December 1678 a certain Miles Prance, who had been arrested for conspiracy, confessed that he had shared in the murder.
In the civil war between Sophia and Peter (August-September 1689), Golitsuin half-heartedly supported his mistress and shared her ruin.
Josephine de Montaut, and she shared the lessons given by Madame de Genlis to the Orleans family, with whom her mother broke off relations after the outbreak of the Revolution.
Godard's chance arrived in the year 1878, when with his dramatic cantata, Le Tasse, he shared with M.
That he should have played it was nothing; that she should not have shared his secret, and so shared his culpability before them all, was a wound which would take long to heal.
Soldiers and those who led them shared in the slaying.
She shared a sort of recklessness with her father, a complete, chosen carelessness that had the laugh of ridicule in it.
I shared life with you, I belong in my own way to eternity," said Lydia Brangwen, her heart cold, knowing her own singleness.
They loved her as sisters, theyshared with her all noble thoughts.
Alice slowly opened her eyes, large brown eyes, which, however, shared the apathetic expression of her other features.
He shared his sisters' bedroom, played their games and went bathing with them; nobody looked upon him as a member of the other sex.
But of a sense of justice, and his suffering was all the deeper because it was sharedby the whole class of the disinherited.
If men and women shared bad habits, intercourse between them would be less stiff and formal: they would make friends more easily and keep pace with one another.
Neither of them was master and they shared expenses.
He had himself shared in the dark and desponding spirit of the age just so much as enabled him to understand and portray it, to assail or to alleviate.
So thought Jones, a thirsty Cockney, who sharedthe buggy with Mr Cole.
No; but even here there have been war and heroism--the war of genius with adversity, and heroism in the comforter who shared it and consoled.
Concurring in the opinion, Abel offered immediately to go in search of him; and dissuading Hilda, who secretly shared his worst apprehensions, from accompanying him, took a candle and descended to the cellar.
There seemed to be no disease preying upon him, nothing save old age, and the loss of one who for more than forty years had shared all his joy and sorrow.
He thought of her many times that evening, and in his dreams that night Lucy and Maddy shared pretty equally, but the latter was associated with the lessons of the morrow, while Lucy was the bright daystar for which he lived and hoped.
Farmer Green, too, shared the feeling, and numerous at first were his mental animadversions against that "prig of a Holbrook.
His funeral was marked by an extraordinary outburst of grief and affection, which was shared by men of all creeds, all classes, all political camps in Ireland.
We have shared the labours of O'Connell and O'Brien in impressing on the People that self-reliance is the only liberator.
The judge on his bench, summing up evidence and charging the jury, has no need to have shared the temptations or been privy to the acts of the prisoner at the bar.
He had a grand-niece staying with him on a visit, who less openly, but not less warmly, shared that affection; and with her George Morley fell shyly and timorously in love.
The old woman served Rugge for housekeeper, made his tea, grilled his chop, and for company's sake shared his meals.
I know not, unless the persons sheltering that girl will buy me off by some provision which may be shared between us.
If he shared in the schemes he advised, they were so sure to be successful, that he enjoyed the highest reputation for luck.
They shared Willy between them, and quarrelled which should have the most of him.
She was much in his house as a child, shared in his daughter's education.
Jasper, with voice like a roll of thunder, "I stooped to come amongst you--I shared amongst you my money.
No less than forty-two men of knightly rank shared their fate, so savage were King Edward and Warwick in avenging their fathers and brothers who had died at Wakefield.
King Henry almost shared their fate: he had been compelled to put on his armour and ride in the earl's host, and was wounded and almost slain before he was recognized by his son's victorious soldiery.
Unfortunately, however, Cromwell's views did not happen to be shared by any large proportion of the nation.
Rivers' fate was shared by Sir Richard Grey, the little king's half-brother, and several more of their party.
Thus the landholding classes shared in the prosperity of the manufacturers.
His views were shared by the fiery young queen, who soon began to rule him by dint of her stronger will.
He was answered by Lord Hastings, the late king's best friend, a man of great courage and experience, who had shared in the victories of Barnet and Tewkesbury, and had held the highest offices ever since.
It was shared not only by the burghers of the Transvaal and the Orange River Free State, but by the larger part of the Dutch-born inhabitants of Cape Colony.
Having long shared in his misdoings, they sent him to the guillotine, when he began to terrify them (July, 1794).
There seems little doubt that the queen's own sister, the Princess Elizabeth, would have shared Lady Jane's fate, if only sufficient evidence against her could have been procured.
Britain shared with the other provinces in the disasters which fell upon the empire in the third century, in the days of the weak usurpers who held the imperial throne after the extinction of the family of Severus.
The dwellers on the Danube, the Seine and the Thames, who once shared with them the designation of "barbarian," were quick to shake it off.
Buloz himself, would have certainly shared the same fate could they have been found.
As a second matrimonial venture, Mrs. Eddy in 1853 allied herself with one Daniel Patterson, who in her autobiographical sketches has been completely ignored, although he shared twenty years of connubial life with her.
Yet it is from their houses that the reigning dynasties which have sharedbetween them the waters of the earth are sprung.
I wonder what became of the men who silently (you couldn't hear yourself speak) must haveshared that conviction with me.
When he had matured his scheme, he had it thrown into the form of a parliamentary bill by the ablest hands, and then submitted the whole to the judgment and criticism of those who shared his confidence and counsels.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "shared" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: common; commotion; conjoint; general; joint; mutual; public; reciprocal; united
