She had a horse named Pocahontas, a father who read to her from Aesop's Fables, and a grandmother with no small fondness for "Uncle Tom's Cabin".
A small brunette, she had a fondness for capes and mink and often wore them on her opening nights.
There is a small footnote to Mr. Duke's fondness for higher education: the former Ambassador never finished college.
Most of the photographs record his visits to architectural sites, with a small group of images documenting his fondness for sailing during these trips.
Not to mention a small role part in Les Miserables, hence his fondness for Jackman.
While lacking Nigel Farage's flamboyance, he comes with an easy-going self-assurance and fondness for the metaphor of a small businessman taking on a perceived political elite.
When I asked Ms. Greenfield about the lawsuit, she reiterated her fondness for her subjects, and then let out a small sigh.
An early fondness for gin "I've liked gin since actually I was a small child, because my dad was British, O.K., and he drank a lot.
Tells about a small Right-Wing group, the Greater Japan Patriotic Party, led by Bin Akao Refers to teen-age crime, and fondness of Japanese for major-league baseball.
I was almost feeling fondness for you As you gave me a shoulder massage at the sink — What a small, lovely surprise.
Yet the prospect of becoming a small-time game entrepreneur, he says, seemed a way to further his fondness for family, fun and philanthropy.
