Sentence examples for true bond from inspiring English sources

Close friend A true bond.

It was over this issue -- family -- that their true bond formed, Mrs. Howard said.

True, bond yields might go up – not because of market panic, though, but because looser policy would boost growth.

I immediately experienced a true bond with Yanks everywhere; I felt that we shared so much more than merely the gleeful bombardment of Muslim lands.

In true Bond form, he traverses the world, heading from England to Africa and then to America, but it's the fictional Zanzarim that feels most real.

Indeed, the true bond between Schubert, Brian Ferneyhough and Schoenberg on Tuesday was less their shared language than the people who were performing their music: the extraordinary Arnold Schoenberg Choir.

The availability of high-tech diagnostic tools and the shrinking of appointment slots means doctors are doing fewer physical exams, even though the laying on of hands is perhaps the most basic source of human comfort and the annual physical one of the tried and true bonding rituals between doctor and patient.

True Bond-heads laud the character's status as a throwback: he's paid his dues, he's worked his way through the ranks, he's unashamedly British.

Going through adolescence under the same roof is a true bonding experience.

And it's true that bond investors have turned on governments with intractable deficits.

So Faulks faces the difficult task of staying true to Bond's history while giving readers a fresh adventure.