• Shares.
• Shares. Has he any principles?
• What squeezes him into Parliament? Shares.
• She put me up to it; we was goin' shares on the old lady's stuff."
• Malthus was a well-known capitalist, who had made his money by speculation in railway shares.
• Have no antecedents, no established character, no cultivation, no ideas, no manners; have Shares.
• From the group of silent men poured a frost-white wave of unemotion. An empathetic shares what other men feel.
• This property of having a 'sense' or 'direction' is one which the relation of judging shares with all other relations.
• If the two persons were equal, their respective shares would be arithmetically equal: Achilles would have six, Ajax six.
• In America farms are let usually on shares, and from year to year, but the plan of a money rent is increasingly followed.

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