Sentence examples for to fonds from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having a liking or affection (for).
Recent Sale: An installation by Michal Budny & Zbigniew Rogalski, to Fonds National d'art Contemporain in France.
The resulting database, referred to FondsDeSol, offers a significant improvement with respect to the first version proposed in (Gonzalez et al., 2010), and covers a period of ten years against only one year for the first version.
He took the laptop and changed the song, without speaking, to "Fond Farewell".
The family traveled down to Fond du Lac to visit with Trevor the weekend before the big day.
Needless to say, it tumbles back down — a cacophonous echo of Laurel and Hardy in "The Music Box," another tribute to fond exasperation.
I make quesadillas a bit differently now, leaving the seriously cheese-laden ones to fond memory, along with chocolate milkshakes and knickerbocker glories.
Millsaps is adjacent to Fondren, a historic neighborhood where The Help was filmed.
Watrous said they considered Sandy Lake a "graveyard," but he still tried to move all the bands to Fond du Lac.
Patrick's devotion to the USO dates back to fond childhood memories of his grandfather who was an Army officer.
We moved to the grass shoulder of the ramp and began walking back to Fond du Lac Avenue.
It's a total bummer to get the game you want, only to fond out you've purchased it for the wrong system.
