Sentence examples for bonds someone from inspiring English sources

As often as teams walk Bonds, someone else has to get hits and drive in runs or the Giants wouldn't win as many games as they do -- 95 in the regular season, 5 more and counting in the postseason.

If a corporation issued such bonds, someone would probably go to jail.

He described it as "a brutal kind of bonding, psychological bonding, to someone who has total control over you".

One recent review found that, even if we have no conscious memory of a touch — a hand on the shoulder, say — we may be more likely to agree to a request, respond more (or less) positively to a person or product, or form closer bonds with someone.

One recent review found that, even if we have no conscious memory of a touch a hand on the shoulder, say we may be more likely to agree to a request, respond more (or less) positively to a person or product, or form closer bonds with someone.

And bonding requires someone responsive to bond with.

Applying textbook techniques for building up a balanced portfolio more stable bonds for someone about to retire, more volatile equities for a younger investor, and so on the algorithm suggests a mix of assets to invest in.

Bonds are someone else's debt obligation.

In a buyout of the Steak 'n Ale chain in the mid-1980s, he syndicated the loans but left the bonds to someone else.

He told me that they wanted a modern Bond girl, someone who could go toe-to-toe with Bond".

If Casino Royale outed Bond's omnisexual tartiness, Skyfall outs the queerness of the Bond villain, someone who was often implicitly coded as queer.