Sentence examples for making the bond from inspiring English sources

John Barry I was calle d up and told they were making the Bond movies.

Ivan Chung at Moody's credit rating agency said: "Credit risk would play a more important role in pricing, thereby making the bond market more efficient in the allocation of capital".

Investors could determine what that sum is going to be, over time, and this (relatively) guaranteed income stream could act as a "security" for bondholders, allowing them to buy the bond with lower risk--thus making the bond more attractive, even at a lower rate of interest.

(1) Bonds shorter than those found in ice are frequently referred to as 'strong hydrogen bonds', but this is a misnomer since the energy gained by making the bond shorter and more symmetric is more than balanced by the strain energy required to bring the X and Y ions closer together.

He's out with her and gravitating more towards her, making the bond even harder to detach.

Those declining yields have produced capital gains for bond owners, making the bonds more attractive to those who invest based on recent history.

The federal government, through entities like Fannie Mae, attaches a guarantee of repayment on the loans, making the bonds even more attractive to the investors.

One question is what the central bank would do if the major ratings agencies continue to downgrade Greek debt, making the bonds ineligible as collateral.

Bracket base design may contribute to the misalignment of load application during testing, making the bonding system prone to failure at the resin and enamel interface under brackets (Arici and Minors, 2002).

"He was happy to make the Bond films.

It seemed to me that it made the bond closer.