Sentence examples for to be fond from inspiring English sources

There is nothing to be fond of.

Hotel operators tend not to be fond of them.

Characters that viewers have come to be fond of are killed off in a single sentence.

One even comes to be fond of a bad name, if the product itself is delightful.

We tend to be fond of people who climb out of a hole".

Asian buyers also tend to be fond of newly built homes, industry watchers say.

—Emma (1815) To be fond of dancing was a certain step towards falling in love".

"I used to be fond of playing with this," he said.

Concern over this possibility was expressed by Mr. Albert Vovo, a short, dapper man who was known to be fonder of liquor than his doctor thought he ought to be but who was still able to earn fees as a magician.

But we confess to being fond of Muppets, especially Kermit the Frog.

McKissick admits to being fond of some exotics — he likes to throw a little fruit to the green iguanas that hang out in his back yard.