Mrs. Warren is fond of both father and son.
But I'm fond of both of you, and hope we can put the past behind us".
Since teens are fond of both hip-hop and cell phones, and have more friends than parents, it's no wonder that hip-hop ringtones rule.
Geisel, being fond of both cats and children, was glad that he had been able to use the one species to edify the other.
Robbie Fulks is fond of both honky-tonk and the Beatles, and he comes up with tuneful, neatly phrased songs about near-psychotic characters.
She was fond of both whisky and cigarettes (having been encouraged to take up smoking by her doctor husband) and was famed for her elegance and enthusiasm for hats.
The choice is particularly difficult for Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, who has feared alienating his female members on legislative issues and is fond of both Ms. Gillibrand and Ms. McCaskill.
In France, Diana de Poitiers, with her paramour Henry II (ruled 1547 59), hunted stags, roe deer, and boar from the saddle at Chenonceaux, Europe's most magnificent hunting lodge; and in England, Elizabeth I was fond of both hunting and hawking.
When the edifice had been well stiffened with pomade and dusted with powder (vermin were fond of both, so fashionable ladies carried long-handled head-scratchers), it was ready to be trimmed with its defining scene.
Amado was fond of both the Casa Branca group in the Vasco da Gama neighborhood and Ilê Axé Opô Afonjá, in the Cabula area, which the Brazilian government designated a national treasure in 2001.
