Sentence examples for to be very fond from inspiring English sources

I used to be very fond of playing at Hocky on the ice in skates".

"I certainly knew the Latin Americans weren't going to be very fond of me.

You have to be very fond of them to love them.

I have to say, I grew to be very fond of that [doll].

Here are the last few lines of a section on men: "You have to be very fond of men.

But the Brewers, who are seeking a replacement for Ken Macha, are said to be very fond of Valentine, and they have begun to ask associates about him.

Surveying her fingertips rather shyly, she also admitted to being very fond of Shakespeare.

(See Around Town: Miss Hepburn Rides Again, 9-1-10) The episode resulted in yet another trip to the vet, who is very fond of Miss Hepburn and refers to her as "Ms. Hepburn". Some think that Miss Audrey Hepburn is merely confused.

"I love Channing Tatum", I like to say because I am very fond of his persona and his looks.

He wants to surprise his wife, who is very fond of dancing.

Your first line should reflect this — be witty, funny, or even scandalous, but whatever you do, don't begin with, "I'm writing to inform you that I am very fond of you.