Berlins

"berlins," and even expended rouge on but one side of their faces, pleading that they were required to stand only on the right or the left of the stage, as the case might be, and as they could thus be seen but in profile by the audience, these defects in their appearance could not possibly attract notice. ❋ Dutton Cook (1856)

The waste land bordered by this wall communicated with the back yard of an ex-livery stable-keeper of bad repute, who had failed and who still kept a few old single-seated berlins under his sheds. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I would advise every man who travels through France to bring his own vehicle along with him, or at least to purchase one at Calais or Boulogne, where second-hand berlins and chaises may be generally had at reasonable rates. ❋ Unknown (2004)

The airings of the Princesses were nothing more than rapid races in berlins, during which they were accompanied by Body Guards, equerries, and pages on horseback. ❋ Various (N/A)

There’s a place where their berlins and galleys, as they ca’d them, used to lie in lang syne, but it’s no used now, because it’s ill carrying gudes up the narrow stairs, or ower the rocks. ❋ Unknown (1917)

Haward, arriving somewhat after time, found drawn up upon this piece of sward a coach, two berlins, a calash, and three chaises, while tied to hitching-posts, trees, and the fence were a number of saddle-horses. ❋ Mary Johnston (1903)

The greater number of those who came a-horseback were gone, and there had also departed both berlins, the calash, and two chaises. ❋ Mary Johnston (1903)

A gentleman in a blue surtout and silken berlins accompanied us from the hotel, and acted as curator. ❋ John Forster (1844)

Haymarket; receive any facetiousness on my part as if there were a stage direction 'all laugh;' and have rather more difficulty in 'getting off' than the last gentlemen, in white pantaloons, polished boots, and berlins, usually display, under the most trying circumstances. ❋ John Forster (1844)

Everybody can see his landaus, his phaetons, his berlins, the delicate paintings on his ceilings, his rich carpets, the brilliant effects of his house. ❋ Fr��d��ric Bastiat (1825)

There's a place where their berlins and galleys, as they ca'd them, used to lie in lang syne, but it's no used now, because it's ill carrying gudes up the narrow stairs or ower the rocks. ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

Princesses were nothing more than rapid races in berlins, during which they were accompanied by Body Guards, equerries, and pages on horseback. ❋ Unknown (1787)

To receive revenue in order to get contruction going on her already acquired land, she has decided to supplement her income by starting to mass produce empanadas, berlins, cakes and pastries, without even thinking of the agreable flavor that she makes in the production of the pastries. ❋ Unknown (2009)

There’s a place where their berlins and galleys, as they ca’d them, used to lie in lang syne, but it’s no used now, because it’s ill carrying gudes up the narrow stairs or ower the rocks. ❋ Unknown (1815)

"[Take my breath away]", Berlin ❋ Dobedobedo (2005)

That girl berline is [a keeper]. [Watch out] she's a [pain in the ass]. ❋ Eat My Pussy Good Daddy (2016)

boy: wanna marry me? girl: [o my god]!! you are so [berlin]!! [breathtaking] ❋ Survivalofthefittest (2011)

Im going to Berlin for Christmas to find [the Chandelier] [Dwight] [stashed] there ❋ Busterbitch (2020)

[My name is] Berlin and I have [the best name] ever! Very [unique] ❋ Volleyballqueen1233 (2017)

"Hey, man, wanna go get dinner?" "Naw... I actually woke up at [1:00] this morning, and then didn't get around to eating my [first meal] till [4:00]. I think I'm just going to turn it into a berliner and get some studying in." ❋ Sridhar (2005)

1. Damn did you see [berlin] today 2. [Berlin] was so cute [in class] today 3. I just wanna see her dance with those [thighs] ❋ John Diman (2017)

[Who's that] [angel] over there That's not [an angel] that's Berlin ❋ Loganwilliams (2019)

[John F. Kennedy]. In Berlin he gave a speech, he was being translated by a second person, at the end he said one part of this sentence in German. He said ''The [Berliners] are people of [true power] and honor. I am a Berliner.'' But, he said 'Ech bin ein Berliner. Meaning 'I am a Berliner.' Thus, announcing to the Germans the president of the United States of America is in fact a Doughnut. ❋ Spageto (2009)

"You want me to turn the music down? Why don't you find [another place] to live instead. I've been living here for 20 years." "I'd like to go to [Spandau] please driver." "Uh, [I've got nothing] against it." "I'll serve you as soon as I finish chatting to my friends, but then it will be time for my lunch break. We Berliner aren't slaves, you know." ❋ Brian32345 (2009)