Ms. Bundy's role is further described as "a brilliant psychologist whose recent divorce, fondness for alcohol and wild mood swings turn Charlie's life into an emotional roller coaster".
In a statement, the cabler describes Bundy's "Anger Management" character as "a brilliant psychologist whose recent divorce, fondness for alcohol and wild mood swings turn Charlie's life into an emotional roller coaster".
What does that person think?' " In a recent interview, Mr. Cuomo admitted a fondness for conducting business over the phone.
Detroit's recent attempts to mine collectors' fondness for vintage models have not always resulted in cars that make prudent investments.
But in recent years, they have developed a fondness for the ink on museum labels, scraping letters away like a living backspace button.
With regard to general honesty, though, compared to Donald Trump, she's St. Teresa (check a recent study of Mr. Trump's fondness for falsehoods in this weekend's New York Times article titled: "A Week of Whoppers from Donald Trump").
We all think it's very exciting, because it is in my studio and it is in my house.'" But despite his fondness for the place, his recent failure to respond to the offer to be made a freeman of the town and to have the new Bridlington Spa art gallery named after him was met with stony silence.
The Asian games, starting in September in Incheon, will provide a platform for animal-rightists to protest over Koreans' fondness for eating dogs.The most recent Commonwealth games, held in Delhi in 2010, were memorable only for unfinished facilities, disgruntled athletes and tummy bugs.
Hendrik Hertzberg, in a canny piece that appeared in this magazine on January 22 , 1972 asked Anderson whether "Washington's fondness for secrecy had grown in recent years".
The ancestors of humans became bipedal at least five million years ago, but our fondness for seafood is much more recent, emerging, as far as we know, with the origin of our own species around 200,000 years ago.
