Sentence examples for bond picking from inspiring English sources

Daniel Craig is redeeming the situation somewhat, even though he can be seen driving a Range Rover in "Quantum of Solace" (is Bond picking up the kids from school now?).

The ornithologist was obliquely referred to in the film Die Another Day with Pierce Brosnan's Bond picking up a copy of Birds of the West Indies and posing as an ornithologist.

Barely missing a beat, Bond picked up the plate and dropped it, letting it shatter on the stage.

And he's resourceful, using whatever is to hand: during the office fight with an opponent twice his size, Bond picks up a settee and beats the huge thug with it.

"They were singing about the same stuff, from the perspective of a working class guy who's reserving his right to fight the man and raise some hell!" A few years later, he hooked up with the Renos - "Rev" Don Wayne and his brother Deacon Dale, the sons of famous Duelling Banjos picker Don Reno - when they recorded at his studio and they bonded picking tracks by AC/DC.

The Giants saw Bonds pick up the pace and decided to follow.

Bonds picked up the ball and studied it, like someone studying a rock that broke his car windshield.

Never a very appealing public figure, Bonds picked a bad year to get into his marvelous home run groove.

Bonds picked up right where he left off on Sunday, when he crushed his 65th and 66th home runs in San Diego.

Demand for bonds picked up after some market participants apparently became more optimistic that the finance ministers from the world's major industrial nations meeting in Washington this weekend would reach agreement on a new coordinated round of interest rate cuts.

Recently it has done well with California utility PG&E's bonds, picked up for 50 cents on the dollar during the state's 2001 energy crisis and now trading at par.