Sentence examples for bond genius from inspiring English sources
That was especially the case at Drexel, home of the "junk bond" genius Michael Milken.
William Gross, bond genius.
Cambridge Analytica's Alexander Nix: Bond villain, tech genius or hustler?
from Matilda Suggested by kimeth and Marketeer83 The omission of the kind-hearted and mild-mannered woman who strikes up a bond with the young genius in Ronald Dahl's Matilda (portrayed by Embeth Davidtz in the 1996 film) has been rightly raised by kimeth and Marketeer83.
BEDFORD PARK Getting Together for Gospel By Musical Geniuses Bonded from borough to borough: Hezekiah Walker and the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir from Brooklyn and the Bronx Arts Ensemble Orchestra are joining forces for a special performance of gospel works by Duke Ellington, W. C. Handy, Scott Joplin and others.
"Proof is a play about genius, focusing on the bond between fathers and daughters, on mental fragility and personal strength, on our confusion at the threshold of love.
You can see Adam's genius at work in the bond that he shares with Derek.
"It didn't take a genius to see the potential that bond funds possessed in 1983 and 1984.
He even followed the bond arbitrage group at Salomon, marveling at their genius, and the size of their trading positions.
He was viewed as a bond trader with a Midas touch, a mathematician of genius who found gold nuggets in markets where others saw only sand.
Inborn genius alone didn't make Paul and Molly famous; the common bond, and the secret of their success, O'Neill suggests, was dogged application to their chosen crafts.
