Sentence examples for always fond from inspiring English sources

His sisters, always fond of Esther, invited her to an annual family birthday party.

De la Mare, always fond of epitaphs, had effectively written his own.

Mr. Welch, always fond of incorporating everyday gestures in his classical movement, does so with "Clear".

These are not always fond reminiscences, but they are no less powerful or affecting for that.

"We were always fond of Eric and regarded him as a son.

And always fond of the limelight, Mr. Abdul-Malik said, Mr. Awlaki was looking for a bigger platform.

But as he put it gently the other day, "Maybe you're always fonder of the underdog".

I was always very fond of a Leeds band who boasted the wonderful name Bastard, which was in fact an early trial name for Motorhead.

Mr. Whitmore said that Cornell was "always very fond of this piece, and Anne Gugler gave her this copy as a housewarming present".

In the 60s, Terry Jones and Michael Palin began to practise their sketch-writing skills on a show I did that was called Late Night Line-Up, so I was always very fond of them.

We wish Polaroid the best of luck in this fast paced, digital world and the namesake will always conjure up fond memories.