Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with time sharing:
3 syllables:
bride wearing,
guide bearing,
light bearing,
live bearing,
night faring,
night wearing,
prime selling,
quite daring,
right bearing,
slide bearing,
slight bearing,
tried wearing,
while bearing,
while wearing,
dried herring,
while checking,
drive leading,
flight leading,
guide leading,
guide reading,
height setting,
high stepping,
high swelling,
light leading,
light reading,
like getting,
liked telling,
night getting,
night reading,
night setting,
quite getting,
right leading,
right reading,
right setting,
side dressing,
sides heaving,
sight reading,
sight setting,
sites selling,
style setting,
style wedding,
tried getting,
tried reading,
tried selling,
tried setting,
tried telling,
while getting,
while reading,
while selling,
while setting,
while telling,
white wedding,
wire netting,
crime during,
frame bearing,
prime during,
lines bearing,
signs bearing,
vines bearing,
child bearing,
child wearing,
eyes staring,
guide bearings,
liked wearing,
night staring,
night telling,
price selling,
price setting,
prime lending,
quite telling,
right heading,
timed reading,
times getting,
times leading,
times reading,
while heading,
while leading,
while letting,
while sparing,
while staring
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