He was fond in particular of Sudanese poet Tijani Beshir and Iraqi poet Buland al-Haidari.
For a more adventurous and internationally influenced cuisine try Fond in the heart of the city, next to the Arts Museum.
And he's fond, in a puerile way, of the word "arse", which, in my view, recommends him highly.
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.
Over the course of nearly 800 pages, we hear Coward's voice calibrated to individuals: intimate and fond in friendship; enthusiastic, insistent, sometimes testy in matters of business.
Comrade Corbyn is fond, in particular, of drinking some vodka before a big fight – which means he's always on the verge of alcoholism.
The French word for stock -- fond -- in fact means foundation.
But absence does help the heart grow fonder in their case.
A few mutations were only fond in mutIV-mix-2 mutIV-mix-2 mutIV-mix-2onoclonal strains (Tabut 4).
Experts were more motivated and positive about the concept mapping procedure and instructions, but this did not correlate with the extent of integration fond in the concept maps.
The aim of this study is to evaluate the ability of thromboelastography (TEG) to determine the level of anticoagulation due to FOND in a surgical population.
