bed and board

The country gave him its best of bed and board.

There's a price, of course, to pay for your bed and board.

"I found someone who shared his bed and board for a while."

It looks like you usually get bed and board, though it's worth checking.

They lived in the tent with the family, sharing bed and board.

At the school, 400 people have been given bed and board by the Red Cross.

I've told you the terms: you are bed and board, as the saying goes, nothing more.

What I didn't see much of, though, were likely places to find bed and board for day hikers.

She'll give you bed and board for the amount of the retainer."

She was granted a divorce from bed and board, with alimony, in 1908.

Bed and board, if you give them that they are living with you."

"Oh, the government pays them; but then they keep the money to pay for the kid's bed and board, such as it is.

For those with no place to live and nothing to eat, he provided temporary bed and board.

They supplied bed and board at no cost, in return for the privilege of having a legend's son attending their school.

"Mother charged you one silver for bed and board.

Separation from bed and board was allowed in exceptional circumstances, usually adultery.

"Three days, bed and board, for you and your beast."

"Not as long as you're willing to pay for your bed and board like anyone else, minstrel."

"God knows she bedded and boarded you as well."

Also, would like to know where this £10k for bed and board is to come from and at what point it becomes free?

They normally provide "bed and board", that is, at least some meals as well as accommodation.

While close friendships have, in many instances, developed, the host is responsible primarily for providing the guest with bed and board.

In 1815, William and Augusta were separated from bed and board.

Douglas and Stuart worked as the hotel's bravos for free bed and board.

Bed and board, I think the Terran phrase is.