Sentence examples for a sort of bonding from inspiring English sources

While school lunches have never approached haute cuisine, some of us can recall a time when trays of mystery meat and creamed corn offered a sort of bonding experience, something we suffered through together, like showers after phys.

Kingsman: The Secret Service, starring Colin Firth as a sort of Bond-esque spy trying to recruit a new team, opens in a few weeks.

It has a castle, a ruined Roman bath and two pieces of stunning 20th-century architecture - a beautiful modernist church and multilayered 1960s arts centre that I intend to buy and inhabit as a sort of Bond villain.

It's nice to see them have some friendlier exchanges, even... dare I say... a sort of bond?

So the software feels very familiar very quickly, and hopefully something that players can form a sort of bond with.

From that ignominious place, Killian becomes a sort of Bond villain, up to very diabolical doings in the shadowy corporado think tank world.

Bribes like that were on top of the S$2.7 billion ($1.48 billion) in "New Singapore shares"—a sort of government bond given to poorer and older citizens some of which could first be cashed in, by chance, the day before the poll.Despite all these obstacles, however, there is nothing to stop Singaporeans voting for the opposition if they really want to.

He added: "We did a sort of mini Bond film already, in the Olympics".

They've been through so much together, building a family by looking out for each other and their friends, that a sort of romantic bond is plausible.

But Cooper Union graduates form a sort of "trauma bond" with the institution, said Malini Ramanarayanan, a candidate for a chemical engineering degree who gave the student address at the ceremony.

And investors in riskier "payment-in-kind" notes, a sort of hybrid bond where interest payments can be made by selling more debt, received only about 1 cent on the dollar.