Sentence examples for bonding around from inspiring English sources

(Wright showed me a tribe bonding around a campfire, playing drums and dancing, before heading out for a communal hunting expedition).

The Mazdaspeed is girded with high-strength steel and gusseted with thicker metal and adhesive bonding around key welds and suspension mounting points than on the standard Mazda 3. Next come stiffer springs and shock absorbers.

"Men have a way of bonding around technology," the composer Pauline Oliveros said in an interview included in "The San Francisco Tape Music Center: 1960s Counterculture and the Avant-Garde," an invaluable history by David W. Bernstein.

One gets a sense of wrestling's impact on Haines's childhood – and a sense of he and his father bonding around the sport – when listening to the record's penultimate track, "We Are Unusual Men".

An attempt to create a common market in the 1960s failed because it discouraged imports.Central America's newest attempt at integration is different and, compared with other sorts of regional bonding around the world, unusual.

Here we show that a change in the hydrogen bonding around the metal center leads to 2-D structures which house substantial solvent-filled microcavities.

It is surprising just how much of the fund is in government and corporate bonds (around 35%) which are virtually guaranteed to fall if rates rise.

They never get to eat, being rudely interrupted by the mountainous Mr. Hinx (Dave Bautista), who tosses Bond around like a sack of potatoes.

Reactions in green move bonds around without creating or deleting cycles.

Class participants with higher PAGEQ GI-T scores (more positive perceptions of how the group bonded around doing the exercises) had lower class attendance (p <.001).

The strongest hydrogen bond, that is, the one with the lowest energy, is the unconstrained bond found in ice with a donor O−H bond of around 0.8 vu and an acceptor H···O bond of around 0.2 vu.