I don't know why you're shacked up with a man in his fifties.
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And despite having recently shacked up with Michonne, he never forgets what he's lost.
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Have you heard the one about the fashion designer who shacked up with a Nazi?
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Jaime Lannister, as we may recall, shacked up with and abandoned Brienne in the exact same episode.
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Google's self-driving car outfit shacked up with Intel to give its cars the brains they need to drive safely.
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Mark Zuckerberg spoke to me from a house in Palo Alto where he was shacked up with his friends for the summer.
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One of those women just happens to be Kendall Long, the taxidermy enthusiast who so far has been shacked up with Joe Amabile, aka Joe the Grocer.
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More compelling is her personal life: She's shacked up with a woman named Nat (Stephanie Allynne, who's also great opposite Tig Notaro in One Mississippi) and Nat's two kids from a previous marriage.
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As such, when Jack Tunney took over the family business, he shacked up with the McMahons, starting a decade-long relationship which brought WWF programming to Canadian cable, and the biggest names in wrestling to downtown Toronto.
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So far, this base has been covered first by his wife, Lori, who shacked up with his best friend and was also one of the series's most loathed characters, and then by Jessie, the courting of whom involved killing her husband (#baggage).
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Jon Brittain's "Rotterdam" — now at 59E59 Theaters after a successful run in England, where it won an Olivier Award — begins with the punctilious Alice (Alice McCarthy) agonizing over an email in which she finally reveals that she has shacked up with another woman.
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Nor would he have picked VistaJet, the private airplane charter, as his preferred mode of transportation; gotten himself a $58,000 sports watch; or shacked up with a British reality TV personality named Victoria Baker-Harber, shortly after his partner Francisca Mancini gave birth to his daughter.
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She files for divorce. Patil's divorce is nearly upon him, too. In the enemy camp, Buwa has shacked up with a bar dancer Tanu (Aarti Chhabria) and is unable to spend any quality time with her. Fellow criminals Phatu (estranged from his parents) and RC (Shabbir Ahluwalia) (plagued by ghost-like visions of an innocent family he gunned down) have similar troubles.
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In July 2010, Quin-Ankrah received a nomination in the "Best Newcomer" category at the 2010 Inside Soap Awards for her portrayal of Cheryl. Jim Shelley of the Daily Mirror said that the serial had a lot of "dead wood" characters such as Cheryl and branded her "deadly boring". A writer for the website of television programme This Morning, said that Cheryl's life "seemed to be going well once she shacked up with kind-hearted cabbie Lloyd." They described her as "silly" for letting her feelings for Chris re-surface.
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The two have occasionally shared moments of understanding and compassion, however, such as when Kelso tells a depressed Cox that the hospital and Kelso himself needs him, as they balance each other out to do what is best for the hospital. After his retirement, Kelso becomes more openly friendly with Cox. His wife, Enid, and children are never seen on the show, although he frequently comments on his spouse, describing her as morbidly obese, neurotic, and using a wheelchair after an accident that left her paralyzed. Enid was a nurse working at the hospital during his early days as an M.D. and he has one child by her, a son called Harrison, a gay, drug- dealing heavy metal fan who wrote a scathing musical about him titled Dr. Dad and "shacked up" with the actor playing Kelso.
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On the 24th morning after the decampment of his wife, Patty Lareine (Debra Sandlund), Tim Madden (Ryan O'Neal), a former bartender and ex-con who was imprisoned for dealing cocaine, currently struggling to make a living as a writer and who is prone to blackouts, awakens from a two-week bender to discover a tattoo reading "Madeline" on his arm, and a bloodbath in his car. He shortly finds a woman's severed head in his marijuana stash in the woods, and the new Provincetown police chief Luther Regency (Wings Hauser) shacked up with his former girlfriend Madeleine (Isabella Rossellini). Flashing back, Madden remembers the time when he encouraged Madeleine to go swinging with a Li'l Abnerish couple from down South, the fundamentalist preacher Big Stoop and his Daisy Mae-ish wife, Patty Lareine, whose ad Tim had come across in Screw magazine. On the trip back Tim and Madeleine's car crashes, due to Madeline being incensed that Tim has so enjoyed Patty Lareine's charms.
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