Sentence examples for friendship bound from inspiring English sources

The two men struck up an immediate friendship, bound by a common love for classic French cuisine.

A brewer who tries to undercut others will not last long, and there is a real sense of community and friendship, bound together by a passion for beer.

Based on what Justin says, one might predict that this is a friendship bound to last, but as Way points out in the book, boys tend to become more distrustful, lose their friendships, and begin to feel increasingly isolated and alone as they reach "manhood".

Over time the abbot became more than a mere mentor to the five Aganoor sisters; indeed, a deep and intimate friendship bound him to them.

It's both a painfully acute dissection of how the bonds of old friendship bind us and a sharp commentary on race, class and modern London life.

Such an intense friendship is bound to… This début novel takes a cerebral look at the moral and philosophical quandaries of a modern police force.

Such an intense friendship is bound to have a breaking point, and it comes when Lana's father, Vic, a self-actualist philosopher whose cult-like followers the family calls shaggies, kills her mother.

(HarperTorch, $6.99). The close friendship that binds four women is put to the test.

The close friendship that binds four women is put to the test.

The critics in the cheap seats have mocked, but what has come over most strongly are the ties of friendship that bind together people in the uncertain worlds of politics and the media.

To this, Admiral Beatty replied: "We are glad that Your Majesty should have been able personally to observe our complete accord with the United States Squadron and the firm friendship which binds their officers and men to Your own".