Sentence examples for well bond from inspiring English sources

But if you can't do that because you're so traumatised by your childhood that you can't trust people, you may well bond with a drug instead".

Photograph: Daniel Roland/AFP/Getty Images 9.09am BST And in the UK?? Well, bond yields might be falling everywhere else, but in the UK, the money flowing out of Japan isn't coming here.

If two Bakintsi aged 60 or so with different beliefs were to meet now in some distant spot, they might well bond over common memories of jazz clubs and school classes in scientific socialism.

It works, because in addition to a deeper personal characterization the latest films still deliver the wonderful panoply of glamorous activities that make Bond, well, Bond: he drives fast cars, woos beautiful women, gambles with flair, flies airplanes and tears around on speedboats.

+ 1.4% Dow Jones Industrial Average: up 151 points at 13200, +1.1% German DAX: up 141 points at 7106, + 2% French CAC: up 77 points at 3482, +2.2% Spanish IBEX: up 262 points at 7757, + 3.5% Bloomberg TV is reporting that "The bears are throwing in the towel" (do bears wash in the woods as well?): Bond yields are also falling sharply, as investors perceive Spanish and Italian debt as a safer bet.

Essentially inferring the bond expansion as well bond weakening or in other words thermal induced softening.

Now well bonded with the club's supporters, Pardew recently rejected claims that they harbor unrealistic expectations.

So let's wait to see how long and how well Bonds endures and how well he performs in whatever postseason opportunities might develop.

"We don't see any signs of little clans appearing because it's a well bonded, outspoken group," he said of the current team.

The composite coating is well bonded with Mg alloy.

Baron: Well, bonds are now, so a 10-year is 2.7, 2.6.