Sentence examples for develop an affection from inspiring English sources

Anything more than a glance at Colchester reveals that this is a club for which you could develop an affection.

It takes just a few days in Dhaka to acclimate, and to develop an affection for the city's impregnable streets.

So some big retailers are letting it be known that while they love newspapers, they could develop an affection for direct mail or smaller daily or weekly papers.

With wedding costs spiraling up everywhere and the tremors of a shaky economy threatening to rattle even the best-laid plans, more couples may have to become more resourceful — and develop an affection for sunflowers.

It is no wonder that Astana's new arrivals, mainly government officials and a few businessmen, have yet to develop an affection for the place.Although the Kazakhs grumble about Almaty, the capital it replaces, with its smog and risk of earthquakes, they are used to it and now speak of its virtues.

The camera's viewpoint shifts as she develops an affection for him.

But he developed an affection for his neighbors, many of whom were elderly Jews.

And having developed an affection for New York in recent years, he upped sticks and plonked himself down in New York.

Dounia also develops an affection for a handsome (white) security guard at the local supermarket, who is training to be a dancer.

One of them was purple and she had developed an affection for it, never using it on greasy pots or to wipe up nasty spills.

The prime minister also developed an affection for Mr Adams and Mr McGuinness, despite all the damage the IRA did over the years.