bunking in a sentence

• They fear ridicule or beatings from straight kids bunking near them.
• They are separated only in bunking, bathrooms and showers.
• Next thing he knew, two players were bunking with his family.
• Am I going to have to start bunking with somebody?
• Nearly seventy and bunking down beneath the Russian moon.
• The bunking down place is merely a necessary evil.
• She must make a bigger commitment than simply temporarily bunking with her family.
• The old troops in Toccoa are bunking at the Shoney's Inn.
• Many cells can accommodate two prisoners through double bunking.
• He slept in shelters, bunking on sidewalks when the drinking got too deep.
• It's difficult to see bunking in a sentence .
• Speaking of bedrooms, large families are accustomed to double, even triple, bunking.
• Are they bunking two to a bed?
• My friends and I were bunking in clean, warm rooms with modern shared baths.
• Over a zit, we'd be bunking down in a rubber room somewhere.
• Bunking in the same hotel with the men's team has been really cool.
• County jails, meanwhile, have turned to building annexes or double-bunking inmates.
• I find that pathetic, as if it's " bunking off ."
• Still, bunking with strangers isn't the style of travel we associate with Aspen.
• Frankie was the problem child; he was always getting into fights and bunking off school.
• But at least one lawmaker does not view bunking down in government buildings as an acceptable remedy.