Sentence examples for first fond from inspiring English sources

First, fond memories were stirred by an invitation to help with a new drama-documentary on the life of Elizabeth Brice.

Happily, a complete transcript of the First Parents' fond reminiscences has now become available: MRS. BUSH: Those girls were always such imps.

Much like its Portland sibling, the New York outpost will serve as a holdover for peckish patrons of Pok Pok Ny (where the line often runs down the block) to cool their heels with the traditional Thai bar food known as ahaan kap klaem ("food with whiskey") and strong drinks, a pairing that Ricker, 49, first grew fond of as a backpacker traveling around the southern Thai province of Surat Thani.

Ms. Nagasawa, the calligraphy teacher, remembered the boy, Shun Konishi, whom she had taught at school since he was in first grade, as fond of cats — so fond, in fact, that he kept strays, sometimes against his parents' wishes.

'Every period I've lived through has seemed like now to me,' my second husband was fond of saying - fondness was his forte.

First, there is fond but dismissive indulgence: Sanders, the poet from the woods of Vermont, should go back there while she heads to the White House and gets on with it.

"The first minister is fond of expressing great confidence in the ability of the Scottish people, but to my great disappointment over the weekend, that confidence evaporated," said Mr Rennie .The first minister should not question the judgement of the Scottish people, just because they did not agree with him".

Despite disliking it at first, Marge grows fond of it, and quickly develops clear road rage against other motorists.

Mr. Shea, who was still singing as he embarked on his second century, was fond of saying that Mr. Graham would not let him retire, since nowhere in Scripture is the concept of retirement overtly addressed.

Christopher Hitchens is fond of "first" and "time".

First, as Rahm Emanuel is fond of saying, "Never allow a crisis to go to waste".