Sentence examples similar to role bonds from inspiring English sources

Since announcing his lower-profile role, Bond has laid out big plans for his successor to follow.

The ferromagnetic characteristic results from the bonding formation between the Si sp hybrid orbitals and the Cr 3d orbitals at the SiOx/CrSi2 interface, where the oxygen atoms play an important role, bonding with silicon atoms and making chromium atoms with unpaired electrons, which contributes to ferromagnetism at nanoscale [25].

That is a role bond insurers have played in the case of Alabama's Jefferson County, which is in the midst of the current biggest-ever municipal bankruptcy.

Of this role, Bond wrote, "My share in the most beautiful of all the Gilbert and Sullivan operas was delightfully easy and natural.

Opportunities for significant others to be involved in discussions about roles, bonding and coping with breast feeding after birth might help families to adapt and maintain family well-being.

"The role of bonds in a portfolio has always been to be a ballast or a diversifier to equity risk," said Francis Kinniry, a principal in the Vanguard Investment Strategy Group.

In 1991 a TV cartoon series James Bond Jr. was produced with Corey Burton in the role of Bond's nephew, also called James Bond.

In his autobiography, My Word Is My Bond, Moore says he was never approached to play the role of Bond until 1973, for Live and Let Die.

In bonding orthodontic brackets to the enamel surface, composite resins play an important role in bonding results.

When he was either 24 or 25 years old Dalton had discussed playing Bond with Broccoli, but decided he was too young to accept the role, thinking Bond should be played between 35 and 40 years old.

Her appetite for nourishment beyond the spiritual might have made her an attractive selection for the role of Bond.