Sentence examples for fond of taking from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mindy Lahiri, Mindy Kaling's alter ego, bore some relationship to Kaling herself, a pop-culture-obsessed chatterbox fond of taking selfies.

As well as a colourful love life, he was fond of taking LSD as part of his psychotherapy, a practice he continued to advocate until his death.

After the war, he became fond of taking road trips from the original Taliesin, in Spring Green, Wis., to Taliesin West.

The one notable absentee was Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who, in a fine counterpoint to the orgy of high culture across town, spent the evening explaining how bureaucrats fond of taking bribes should be "punched in the face".

"Virtually all of the books are annotated, many are heavily annotated," Schwartzburg said, and noted that Wallace was especially fond of taking notes and compiling vocabulary lists on the inner cover.

Reverence for the monarchy, if not the monarch, has since eroded: while the Queen is widely admired for her sense of duty, her son Prince Andrew, who is fond of taking helicopters to golf courses, has earned the nickname Air Miles Andy.

We all have fond memories of taking a few lazy months off after the stress of A-levels.

Gill has fond memories of taking walk-on parts at the New Theatre, and believes it may be possible to rejuvenate the venue.

I had fond memories of taking ferries across the bay, so Galen and I boarded the ferry to Sausalito on Pier 41.

I have fond memories of taking our 18-month-old son Ari with me to the laboratory on weekends to change the "apple-juice bottles".

The MLB season hasn't officially kicked off yet (unless you're fond of significant games taking place in Australia a week before the regular season starts), and yet, we're already reaching a critical mass with another athlete – Yasiel Puig of the Dodgers.