Sentence examples for its fondest from inspiring English sources

LONDON, July 31 — The Royal Navy sadly today ended one of its fondest traditions the daily tot of rum.

WALL STREET saw the fruition last week of one of its fondest hopes — lower in terest rates and promptly celebrated with a rousing rally in the financial markets.

True, despite last-ditch efforts, there is still no clear-cut agreement on the UN's latest plan, which would have let the EU realise its fondest hope and admit a freshly reunited island.

It's as reasonable a question now, I think, as it was in 1879, and it's certainly a question faced by anyone thinking of setting a novel above the Arctic Circle (a place where, even its fondest champions would have to confess, country gentlemen and great public schools tend to be few and far between).

Whether that's enough to make up for the impropriety of the films is hard to say — even criticizing them makes me feel like I'm divesting a generation of some of its fondest memories, or being ungrateful since they helped to establish my career.

Lushly melodic, unapologetically romantic, mixing slangy colloquialism and bursts of wit aimed at higher brows, classic Tin Pan Alley pop was music made for a broad middle-class mainstream of white adults -- an audience that turned to music not for unvarnished truth, but an enchanting reflection of its fondest desires and most cherished illusions.

The Bottom Line amply earned its fond place in the memories of a generation of listeners.

The "Student" part of the book is the most familiar, what with its fond memories of punishing college episodes.

Reading this autobiography, with its fond recollections of band shows, army chums and variety bills featuring the Man with the Xylophonic Head, it is hard not to agree that things are indeed very different since Sykes's day.

The warm, crumbly, honey-coloured, collective "yesterday" with its fond belief that everything was better back then, that Britain Englandd, really) is a worse place now than it was at some foggy point in the past where we achieved peak Blighty.

And despite its fond associations, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" — created by Dan Goor and Michael Schur, who were writers and producers on "Parks and Recreation" — is thoroughly contemporary in its sketch-comedy-style structure, emphasizing throwaway jokes, physical humor and visual punch lines (like an amusing "Mod Squad" reference) while avoiding anything resembling story development.