Sentence examples for got fond from inspiring English sources

Actually most tourist places don't bother with dong, preferring dollars, but I got fond of my dong.

"I've got fond memories of this garden," says Pixie, momentarily coming back to earth.

"I've got fond memories of Spain," said the Welshman, reliving his memories of a youth tournament that brought together Internazionale, Liverpool, Real Madrid and Swansea City.

"I've still got fond memories of working at Super League Europe in 1998 when we made the decision to introduce the grand final at Old Trafford.

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I've got fond memories of the whole ground.

"I don't know… You do get fond of your characters.

"You get fond of people you're here with," he said.

Before the new directive, Mr. O'Keefe said, the plan had been for a flat $15.4 billion budget, and the agency had been told to "take that number and get fond of it".

The folksy terms he uses that get fond laughter from Republican fans did not seem to sit quite as well with his earnest Midwestern audience, though he did score a point by insisting that Mr. Kerry could not say one way or the other what his stance is on the late-term abortion procedure that opponents call partial-birth abortion.

One gets fond of the dog-eared quality, even the crooked bindings.