Sentence examples for bond habits from inspiring English sources

Fifty years of the James Bond film franchise - the first in the series, Dr No, was released in October 1962 - has meant 50 years of Bond habits ingrained in the public imagination, from how Bond dresses to what he drinks (although his new tipple of Heineken lager in Skyfall, the 23rd installment of the series which is released this year, has caused comment in some corners).

In Europe, where cities have traditionally relied more on bank loans and state transfers than bonds, financing habits are changing.

Where the earlier novels end in despair or horrified stasis (Laura will continue to live with Felix, despite her unconvincing attempts at escape), "In Certain Circles" allows those who cannot cohabit to break the bonds of habit: Stephen and Zoe agree to separate, and the decision seems, within Harrower's unforgiving world, an authorial blessing.

Bond's drinking habits run throughout the series of books.

For their recent study, the researchers had more than 250 students in relationships complete a series of questionnaires about their romantic bond and their habits; and then analyzed the results.

Brosnan was clear he wanted to change Bond's smoking habit, saying "I don't give a damn about everyone's perception of the character: I think smoking causes cancer therefore he doesn't smoke", although he did smoke a Cuban cigar in Die Another Day.

Should foreign buyers of Treasurys get fed up with subsidizing American spending habits, domestic bond prices will tank.

Learning how to work out with your baby will be a wonderful way to bond and begin healthy habits that will hopefully last a lifetime.

Investments in bicycling are being viewed here as a way to promote healthy habits, community bonds and greater environmental stewardship.

That movie, directed and written by Claudia Myers and filmed in my very own Upper West Side neighborhood, was replete with polysyllabic jokes about pair bonding and the courting habits of frogs.

This is the first time in human history that people have had devices like this and iPhones and other devices have created a habit and bond.