Sentence examples for bit of a bond from inspiring English sources

She's a bit of a Bond villain, the Waif, anticipating and describing and announcing rather than killing.

"I think Matthew wanted the character to be a little bit of a Bond type, really stylish, really cool, and Michael does that," Mr. McAvoy said.

"The one good thing watching them this summer before we started training camp was that it seemed like they had a little bit of a bond," Scott said.

The prospectives will generally form a bit of a bond with Steve because of local familiarity and then Steve will need to communicate his experience in lawn care and his constant benchmarks of quality and professionalism.

A bit of a pitch for Bond, the way Liam said Polenin, Mikhail Polenin.

SH: There is a bit of a Hurricane Hunter bond.

"Diversifying a little bit of your bond portfolio away from the Aggregate makes sense," she said, referring to the index.

I had been invited to join Burn Rate, a motley assortment of Mark's friends who use this as an opportunity to do a bit of male bonding, barbecue being very much a male event.

Mr. Brouwer said his clients had quite a bit of money in bond funds, including two Pimco funds — its Total Return and its Unconstrained Bond fund, as well as in the DoubleLine Total Return Bond fund, which has only a two-year history.

So it is a bit of a game of chicken for bond investors.And then there is the longer-term risk of high inflation.

In any case, other things being equal, lower gilt yields will drag AA yields down with them.There is also a bit of a paradox in using corporate bond yields at all.