Sentence examples for taking bond from inspiring English sources

Just after Bond arrives, his driver is shot dead by Whisper, one of Kananga's men, while taking Bond to meet Felix Leiter of the CIA.

"Now, " Mr. Yardeni said, "the Fed has stymied the bond vigilantes in the United States by taking bond rates as close to zero as you can get them".

Four county commissioners were convicted of taking bond-related bribes.

Several officials were convicted of taking bond-related bribes, including a former county commission president and Birmingham mayor.

Taking bonds out of the market and pumping cash in their place only reduces the value and purchasing power of the currency, making goods and services more expensive.

Some European nations, like Portugal and Spain, want a deal to take bond market pressure off themselves.

After X-rays were taken, Bond agreed that Pleasant Breeze's injury appeared to be minor.

Sebastian Faulks's "Devil May Care" took Bond back to 1967, while Jeffery Deaver's "Carte Blanche" reimagined him in the present.

But I worry that this takes Bond's already slightly grating clothes, cocktail and wine fastidiousness a stage too far.

The novel, with the working title "Project X," is expected to be set in the present day and take Bond to at least three "exotic locations around the globe".

In the movie, it takes Bond and his companion, Dr Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux), several hours to travel through the Sahara by train to the villa from Tangiers, in Morocco.