Berkley

[ burk-lee ]

noun

1. a city in SE Michigan, near Detroit.

Example Sentences

Only the original Berkley location operates out of a gas station.

From Eater

A Palomar knot, often recommended for superlines, broke at 63%, but I picked the Berkley Braid knot as a winner because it doesn’t require passing your lure through a loop as a Palomar does, which can be unwieldy.

From Popular-Science

There are few people on earth who better understand the power of vaccines—or who know more about the challenge of developing, vetting, and distributing them around the world—than Berkley.

From Fortune

Better than trying to immunize everyone in a few countries first, says Berkley, would be to distribute the initial doses to vaccinate a portion of each country’s population.

From MIT Technology Review

Berkley therefore sees a “tortoise and hare” situation in which conventional approaches may reach the market first or become more widespread.

From MIT Technology Review

Shelley Berkley (D–NEV) -- LOST She tried to take the seat of Sen. Dean Heller in the battleground state of Nevada.

From The Daily Beast

Crossroads went on to pour $6.6 million into the Heller-Berkley race, including a reported $1.2 million in October alone.

From The Daily Beast

While Berkley and Adelson disagreed on unions, they lined up on another of Adelson's pet issues: Israel.

From The Daily Beast

All this data comes from numbers crunched by Professor Emmanuel Saez, director of the Center for Equitable Growth at Berkley.

From The Daily Beast

“I can tell you this,” U.S. Rep. Shelley Berkley, D-Las Vegas, confided.

From The Daily Beast

Professor Berkley's definition, besides being scientifically exact, is popularly intelligible.

From Project Gutenberg

At such a time June came home for her vacation, and Bob Berkley came back from college for his.

From Project Gutenberg

By his side was Bob Berkley, and behind him was a red-headed Falin whom she well remembered.

From Project Gutenberg

When they arrived in Berkley-square, Marriott told them that her lady was just gone to lie down.

From Project Gutenberg

Their progress was checked by the arrival of Sir William Berkley, at the head of an armed force.

From Project Gutenberg