Sentence examples for I'm fond of using from inspiring English sources
I'm fond of using "T-shirt sizes" instead: S (an hour or three), M (a day or two), and L (a week or so).
I'm fond of using "T-shirt sizes" instead: S (an hour or three), M (a day or two), and L (a week or so). Each project has its own pace, depending on tools, technical debt, the developers working on it, etc., so after a week or few you should be able to start figuring out how your hours map to your T-shirt sizes, rather than pretending to know that a priori.
There are certain marks, like these, that I am fond of using because they have no basis in reality, only in ideas".
There are certain marks, like these, that I am fond of using because they have no basis in reality, only in ideas". And yet they convey ideas about how to depict the most physical of our realities: motion, time, collision.
I also am fond of using a Virtual Private Network to further obscure my personal details.
And, although it's not officially recognized as a holiday, I've long been fond of using the arrival of spring as a gentle reminder to de-clutter our homes and rethink the patterns of consumption that invited the clutter there in the first place.
My dad, when I was a kid, had this phrase he was fond of using: "I don't care what anyone says, I like you".
They elected what they want to be a Tory version of a centrist government (whether they get that is another matter!) I've only glanced at the book so far, but I can already see that Blair is fond of using the exclamation mark.
As Wolfe is talking, with the wintry sun going down over the park, I'm reminded of a line he is fond of using: 'You never realise how much of your background is sewn into the lining of your clothes.' Wolfe never wanted to stop being the Southern boy in the big city and it is from that sense of himself as the blow-in to 'Cultureburg' that he still derives his outsider's eye.
One of them was fond of using a hot iron on us.
(Mr. Giuliani, who was fond of using the royal "we" during his early years as mayor of New York, switched to "I" after his marriage broke up and he learned he had cancer).
