Sentence examples for Develop a fondness for from inspiring English sources

Develop a fondness for Russian and Ukrainian cuisine.

Birmingham's restaurants have become a lure for people who go on to develop a fondness for the city.

And, in a stark landscape of black rock and white ice, people who spend time here invariably develop a fondness for costumes.

They're old and unwanted, and as I'm from Detroit, where one can't help but develop a fondness for the forgotten, I find myself thinking of Old G.M. and its old plants even as press attention turns to the new company and the initial public offering that's supposed to help it pay off the $40 billion it still owes the government.

He's also got quite a heavy brow, a large head [58cm in diameter] and he's a very robust, strong gentleman". While Wilkinson can't claim to be a fan of his music ("too frilly"), the team did develop a fondness for their creation.

"You develop a fondness for people who have had varying degrees of privilege," he said, adding that he had sympathy and affection for those who were "prisoners of their trust funds," the tragic rich who never taste the stimulation of accomplishment.

But London also developed a fondness for the harness.

There, Hopper had also developed a fondness for guns.

Especially as World Rugby, the sport's governing body, has developed a fondness for friendly fire.

To this end I've developed a fondness for carrying aluminium foil Ziplock pouches.

I met Anna, who had better coke than Phil and soon developed a fondness for me.