Sentence examples for fond ones from inspiring English sources

Paulette Howard-Johnston, who has died at the age of a hundred and four, must surely be one of the last people to have personally known Proust; her parents were friends with him, but apparently not fond ones — Paulette apparently said, later in her life, "Oh, Proust!

So it helps if you're in the throes of amour as you read -- or at least have memories, preferably fond ones, of a state of mind in which cause and effect seem not to exist and the things of this world are constantly rearranging themselves into startling new combinations.

Her memories of the Christians who populated her youth were not fond ones .

So there I am, heading down the street where El Sombrero restaurant used to be, or walking through the park where we had Little League games, or passing the corner where that Spanish Cobra stole my Halloween candy (not all childhood memories are fond ones).

And the reunion will be a fond one.

Out of respect for the man, let's make sure it's not a fond one.

It immediately extracts a memory, hopefully a fond one, of where you were when you heard the song.

According to reports at the time, Handel's Messiah was replaced by an unidentified piece by Mozart, a welcome substitution, one assumes, irrespective of how fond one is of Handel's Messiah.

One fond memory I have of Professor Wright is of one day when I was on my way to his class.

I am particularly fond of one ill-fated show, which had a glorious score by Charles Strouse and Lee Adams.

But when it came down to it, I liked schools that had some curriculum requirements -- I was especially fond of one university where students had to be proficient in a foreign language.