When he was older, he bought a saxophone, developed a fondness for bebop and earned spare change playing in nightclubs.
Perhaps I will end up as a bird person after all; I am developing a fondness for those unexciting black ducks.
Just one of countless, priceless instances and memories of a place for which those who visited on a regular basis developed a fondness unmatched at any other club in the country.
I'm developing a fondness for L'Osservatore Romano on the back of this.
You can't write about people this often without developing a fondness for them.
"Since you seem to be developing a fondness for taking action against people who disagree with you, can you set out the precise limits, as you see them, of free speech?" Mr Blair said smoothly that that had been an excellent example of the free speech all MPs were allowed.
For 28 of her 30 years on the staff of Duke's University Environmental Services, Biddings has worked at the building, keeping it clean and developing a fondness for the people who pass through it.
Hancock worked hard, but he also enjoyed playing the role of a wealthy aristocrat and developed a fondness for expensive clothes.
However, working with an artist here he developed a fondness for the city, and when someone offered him the chance to go in on an old vecindad — a 19th-century style of housing project — with a big garden, to be shared with a local architect and cultural agency, he couldn't say no.
At an early age, he developed a fondness for current events and social sciences.
In that same episode, it is also revealed that she owns an ocelot named Babou, for which Archer develops a fondness (this is a comedic reference to Salvador Dalí, who really did have a pet ocelot by that name with whom he frequently traveled).
