There's a bond among people who love books".
Waiting in line together formed a bond among parents.
Everyone looked happy, a giddy grin the one identifiable mark of a bond among the group.
"There is a bond among the guys you served with, an affinity.
The nagging hilarity, reminiscent of the Marx Brothers' delirious shenanigans, was a bond among them as strong as steel.
It is believed the ritual was meant to create a bond among everyone in a community as they broke with the past and prepared for winter and the next year.
"There is a bond among the women in Congress that goes beyond party," said Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Republican of Washington, who remembers that women from both parties had a shower for her when her son Cole was born three years ago.
The newness and unfamiliarity of the Internet start-up scene forged a bond among us, leveling differences that might have existed in a more traditional lab setting.
In addition, Descartes rejects any explanation of the solidity of a body that employs a bond among its particles (since the bond itself would be either a substance or property, and thus the solidity of the bond would presumably need to be explained; Pr II 55).
Relevant to the above research, Jane Jacobs (1961) and other theorists of urban life (Leccese and McCormick 2000) have proposed that positioning buildings with windows, porches, and stoops close to the street or other public space promotes a bond among neighbors, who share a sense of ownership of that space.
