Sentence examples for the fondest of from inspiring English sources

To attempt to find the Flitch without the help of satnav would test the fondest of marital relations.

"It was so him," she says, in the way that the fondest of phrases -- it's you, darling!

As we travel through life we have the highest of highs, the lowest of lows, the fondest of memories, and the most gut-wrenching of regrets.

So the fondest of goodbyes to Bob Hoskins: he was fortunate to live in an era where his talents could shine.

The fondest of several warm remembrances was of Marvin Hamlisch, who was a rehearsal pianist when Ms. McKechnie met him and whom she credited with preparing her for her first major auditions.

All right, so Real won both games, 2-1 and 5-1, but Limerick performed with distinction and the memories of when they nearly shocked a side featuring Uli Stielike and Laurie Cunningham are the fondest of the club's 12 European matches.

At least that's the fond hope of Mitsubishi.

This project was funded by the ELAN Fonds of the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (J.Z).

He was easily the most recognizable of the group, fond of capes and eye-catching jewelry.

He was not, in the end, fond of "Moon".

When is the Creator fond of creation?