Sentence examples for thought of fondly from inspiring English sources

The club was already thought of fondly.

It is a name still thought of fondly in the New York sports world.

"He's thought of fondly in these halls.

But while it's understandable that the Iowa Straw Poll may continue to be thought of fondly by election year nostalgists, one can't help but liken the removal of this pseudo-event to 15,000 lobbyists left in a desert buried up to their necks in sand -- that is: a "good start," as they say.

He wants it to be to be fondly thought of, and it's not really.

However, he is said to be still fondly thought of at Atletico, where he scored 70 goals in 91 matches between 2011 and 2013, winning the Copa del Rey and Europa League.

We're sitting here, well into 2013 and the fact that it's fondly thought of, it's just great.

Pluto's planetary status was and is fondly thought of by many, and the general public could have been alienated from professional astronomers; there was considerable uproar when the media last suggested, in 1999, that Pluto might be demoted, which was a misunderstanding of a proposal to catalog all trans-Neptunian objects uniformly.

It is one of those classes I think of fondly.

Throughout the making of "Fondly Do We Hope..."...

It is fun to relive snippets of fondly remembered games.