The union did not last (they divorced in 1934), but she never lost her fondness for him.
Sandra reminded Min of her mother, who, though widowed young, had never lost her fondness for storytelling, and had always been quick to laugh.
Richard J. Codey may be a more conspicuous booster of Mr. Corzine these days, but it seems that he still has not lost his fondness for the backhanded compliment.
Some start-ups can exist in the more sober funding climate only thanks to cheap foreign programmers.Healthy scepticismWhile technology investing is becoming fashionable again, VCs never lost their fondness for health-care start-ups.
Many Wall Street executives appear to have lost their fondness for Mr. Obama, and Mr. Romney — who co-founded the financial services firm Bain Capital — may be well positioned to win their votes.
She hasn't lost her fondness for body ink, however: she told Mr. Cooper she wears the phrase "know your rights" tattooed on her back, which shows when she wears a low-cut shirt.
Zadie Smith may have made her name - and a fair few pence - with a novel that celebrated England's multi-culturalism, but the author of White Teeth seems to have lost her fondness for the place.
(Karlung was the custodian of the Wikileaks servers throughout 2010, and he has not lost his fondness for controversy).
Things are mixed up there & Mrs. Engel almost loses her great fondness for Italy.
Things are mixed up there & Mrs. Engel almost loses her great fondness for Italy.… Mr. & Mrs. Engels, an American couple, were travelling in Italy.
