fond of

You are the gull, Jo, strong and wild, fond of the storm and the wind, flying far out to sea, and happy all alone.

I request this song to all the fans of Chris and all of those who are fond of her and her music. I feel happy to be one of you.

The Beast treated Beauty very kindly, until she became quite fond of him.

He, though, clearly remains very fond of LL, asking after her wellbeing and wondering whether there was anything he could do for her.

If I had a coat of any sort, I would go and see Mademoiselle Mars, who knows me and is very fond of me.

She appeared to be very fond of the book.

Shoun was fond of music and was a master of the harp, which his mother also played.

He had been the boy's Sunday-school teacher, and had been fond of him; but he felt that he was not in a position to speak.

It was satisfying to feel that she was so fond of him.

You told me that you are not fond of others' making jokes on and saying something irrelevant to you, and you wished I could respect you.

Abraham loved his new mother, and she was very fond of him.

Her feminity and beauty might be came from her dietary habit. She was fond of eating meats.

As a child, she was affectionate and pleasing, and extremely fond of me; and I have devoted hours and hours to her amusement.

Of course, she did not say she was fond of animals as PETS, because she had the sense to see that Toad would be extremely offended.

Oh, I was fond of him, you see, and it annoyed me to see him so content.

He stared at her grimly; he had never been certain how fond of each other the sisters were in life.

We got to be downright fond of him, and the three of us made a happy family.

Even thought Wilson is just a volleyball, he becomes fond of him.

This was the question posed to me the other day by a man who had been casually dating a woman he was rather fond of.

I had heard a bad character of him in London from his wife and her friends, and was not fond of having any more to do with him.

She must have been fond of him. It's not the sort of sacrifice you make for just anybody.

Once upon a time, there was a state called Qi. The king of Qi was so fond of the yu, a wind instrument.

Perhaps the person of that in a dream hides deep place at the white cloud, past fog of the eyeful, was fond of me to return of footstep.

The king is fond of hunting, but is unfortunately cross-eyed - not that anyone would dare acknowledge this in front of him.

Scarlett: Well , you know , Rhett, money does help , and, of course I am fond of you .

Get chance to be able to try to be fond of looking at "Holmes probing series story " this book this time , let me feel very happy.

Perhaps the fact that his own youth was well over before he began to have a family was one reason why Rosicky was so fond of his boys.

Although her ambition prevents her from marrying him, she used to be and remains fond of him.

He was fond of going to a nigger joint on the Rued'Odessa where there was a good looking mulatto who used to come Home with us occasionally.

She was fond of working with neutral colors and soft easy-to-wear jersey fabrics that were simple in shape and cut.

from her eyes, I sometimes received her fond of loving glance.

Even though Wilson is just a volleyball, he becomes fond of him. He talks to him and treats him as a friend.

Mother was always particularly fond of "A Grain of Desert Sand" and it is through her excellent memory that we have been able to include it.

Even though Wilson is just a volleyball, he becomes fond of him.

The widow then told the elder daughter to go and gather some plums from a tree that she had planted herself, and was very fond of.

Most people enjoy receiving letters, but few seem to be very fond of writing them.

He was deeply fond of numbers. And a large number were deeply fond of him.

Happy Prince is lofty one statue , person inside the city all is fond of him.

Finland is a country known for lakes, I have been a few times, very fond of that place.

I today pour and look that purple dress woman really is who, be fond of him harm you so so.

As is often the case with old people, my grandfather is fond of talking about good old days.

Next he indicated to me that he was especially fond of the works of a Taiwan woman writer, her style of writing was exquiste, he said.

Wattle is the name generally used for the Australian. Golden Wattles stand for Australian people fond of green shade and gold-like colors.

There was a core group of people in our church who were fond of him and would dig into their pockets to help him reach his goal.

And this state of the case didn't seem to have mitigated against our becoming rather fond of each other.

Ares was officially one of the major gods of Mount Olympus. His fellow gods and even his parents, however, were not quite fond of him.

So that they were fond of him, as a man who was gentle and full of feeling .

As a writer who had always been much to fond of parentheses and footnotes, I found this opportunity to go off on tangents irresistible.

Mother and I are especially fond of the Tchaikovsky Concerto, and your rendition of it was simply superb.

English Introduction: Be fond of listening to all over. The especially final soliloquy , listens to the heart once tremble.

As she said, she was 'fond of luxury', and her chief trouble was poverty.

How Harry came into the possession of this outlandish stuff makes an interesting story which he is fond of relating.

I am fond of being fond of him also really , why finally to be going to be such but?

As if which day having been spoken by me to have remembered one people who causes offence to lately abruptly, she is fond of Hai Zi's poem!

So he thought over various plans for relief, and finally hit pon that of professing to be fond of Pain-killer.

Customer: Your dog seems very fond of watching you cutting hair. Barber: It isn't that. Sometimes I snip off a bit of a customer's ear.

O liver was now a strong and healthy boy, and very fond of Rose and Mrs May lie as They were of him.

I'm sort of fond of him.

The next day, I asked him the reason why he would like to be with me. He answered that he was fond of my mettle and charming smilings.

However, gdk_pixbuf seemed a bit of overkill and I've always been fond of the standard libjpeg library, also included with the N800.

The children grew so fond of him that at night the door was never fastened until their big, black friend had arrived.

Emilia. If he say so, may his pernicious soul Rot half a grain a day! he lies to the heart: She was too fond of her most filthy bargain.

Because his song is so fond of him, and because he, more like his songs. i think it will continue, i believe!

Actress Tang finally understand well the tree, he waited for her to have been fond of her.

Well. he's the kind of dog I'm looking for. and it doesn't look to me like you're too fond of him.

"It didn't take him long to grow fond of his new outfit, " he said with a smile on his face.

He is so fond of talking big about his job that only half of what he says might be the truth.

The head of a mining firm grew fond of his, but jokes, "She was clearly an internal spy. "

He said he was fond of surfing the Internet.

XuanJiJun also say KongYaTing KongYaTing last query, like why means less than I, and be fond of be fond of her other women.

Players who are fond of such a game undoubtably lacks an essential concept of equality and respect, and what's more, the ignorance of laws.

Either they get out of my way or I'll grind them into the dirt they're so fond of worshipping.

Xiao Bao was particularly fond of health, so each of us five days to give it a bath.

We were all very upset about it, for Eliza in spite of her sharp tongue was really fond of Irene.

but in his heart he felt sad for he was very fond of Tiny, and would have liked never to part from her again.

I have stayed in Guangzhou for about two years and a half. And I gradually become fond of this busy, crowded and developed city.

And he also discovered that he and the judge were the same type of men: straightforward, honest, and fond of drinking.

She is very fond of lance, the about-to-be-married son, and feels extremely close to Grace, his mother.

He dreamt of a prairie gift that would "pay for itself in quality-of-life dollars, " as he was fond of telling supporters.

The considerate wife was very pleased with her own cooking because it tasted delicious and she was sure her husband would be fond of it.

Well, you know, Rhett, money does help, and, of course I am fond of you.

'It's kind of silly, and I do have a life, but I have this dog and I'm very fond of him, ' she says.

Linda was fond of all the horses on the ranch, but the little palomino was the apple of her eye.

There was one song Hadji Murad was particularly fond of and Butler was much struck by its solemn, sad refrain.

Long ago, there was a person named Chu Zhuliang who addressed himself as "Lord Ye. " It was said that this Lord Ye was very fond of dragons.

But for Butler, who has grown fond of her strange accent, FAS has given her a new identity she now embraces.

A cute brat with a lot of tricks in her mind who makes fond of playing hide and seek with her buddies .

The old lady is so fond of lively parties, I was sure there must be some reason for her absence.

you know, Rhett, money does help, and, of course I am fond of you.

Anyway, I'm not very fond of London, all the noise and traffic, and I'd made some arrangements for that evening.

I don' t dislike him at all; on the contrary I am very fond of him.

She used to be fond of him very much.

I 've been very fond of the material as a detective story , starting with a very interesting crime that creates an illusion for Judge Dee .

As I grew older I found, rather to my surprise, that I had become genuinely fond of my aloof old great-aunt .

I'm fond of The BeeGees, but I don't think they wear nail polish and I could care less what they think about hypnosis.

In fact, Obama is not only the network of communication are so fond of, his preferences also affected the White House officials.

Thank you and thank you for what you said. I want to tell you I'm really fond of you.

One day, Jef took Carol to the theatre, and Carol thought Jef was fond of her, too, and thought it was a date.

In recent years, fast food rushes into China, and Chinese young people begin to be fond of it. But is anything popular a good one?

That kind of "engagement , " as publishers are fond of saying, suggests that Newsweek isn't just a pile of dead trees .

She was fond of Edward VIII but was not in love with him.

This magazine seems to be fond of knocking Lindsay Lohan's private life.

His classmates are all fond of him.

Kim, a former smoker who's 66 and is more than fond of good food and drink, has no designated successor.

He makes a great show of being fond of her in front of other people but he's only toying with her really.

If you've read this far, you might have noticed that I'm not too fond of movies which go offroad with science.

As he is fond of saying, "As often as not, my job is to keep my clients out of the news. "

The populace, however, that food for cannon which is so fond of the cannoneer, sought him with its glance.

If Mr Chirac looked upon America with a mixture of envy and disdain, Mr Sarkozy appears genuinely fond of the place and its people.

We had all naturally grown fond of him and he will be sorely missed.

According to one story, Wojtek, who was fond of steam baths, entered the bathhouse at his unit's base one day and found a spy.

Henry Ford was fond of saying that if he had listened to his customers he would have produced a better horse and buggy.

I think he needed confidantes and that is why we were fond of him ". "

I'm terribly fond of him, so don't toy with us.

She also became fond of him because he's so cute.

Thirty years ago, Lester Thurow was fond of trotting out a tale of a basketball coach asked by a player, "Why is the basketball round? "

She was strict, but she was very good for us, we are very concerned, we are also very fond of her.

He was an old fellow, kind-faced and wise in the ways of bears and men, but very fond of joking.

He loved working on things mechanical and was especially fond of the Olds Toronado, one of GM's first front-wheel drive cars.

Tom is no more fond of playing basketball than I .

All the children here are fond of one another.

I dedicate my goal and my performance to my family, Moratti and all those who are close to me and who are fond of me.

Rowling also warned that young readers are all getting too fond of Draco. The dark forces are indeed rising.

One is a jolly fellow and fond of company, and the other is a quiet and rather unsociable sort of chap.

His wife, Teeny, was fond of me.

Staff are fond of sharing stories about Ms Cleveland's aggressive style, some of which no doubt improve in the telling.

Mechanically he returned home, gather together a few small necessaries and special treasures he was fond of, and put them in a satchel.

He was especially fond of music, so he went to a famous minstrel and said, "Teach me to play the lute as well as you do. "

No, thanks. I'm not so fond of lying on the beach, you know, I fancy something more active.

She 's so fond of talking of certain picture as " grow on one " as though they be a sort of fungus .

Robert Kiyosaki is fond of saying that the rich teach their children how to read financial statements and the poor do not.

Her husband is very fond of playing chess, holidays will shout of on a few friends, but the next few home had never delay.

President Bush used to be fond of saying that American troops would stay in Iraq as long as needed and not a day longer.

Defenders of the Corporation -- of whom there are many -- are fond of quoting the American slogan "If it ain't broke, don't fix it. "

"It's because you're so fond of her, madam, that she's so spoilt , " interposed Lady Wang.

I think he can show take pity on certainly, be very fond of, caressed meaning, did not think of he says ruthlessly however: "Undeserved. "

I had grown so fond of the place that when the time came I hung back and let the others go on without me.

To be fond of dancing was a certain step towards falling in love; and very lively hopes of Mr. Bingley's heart were entertained.

People are very warm, the students were all very fond of her, me too.

My interest in stamp collecting dates from my schooldays and I'm still very fond of it now.

I'm fond of looking at him when he is thoughtful or busy.

This special field was that parents is elected originally , I was fond of Chinese tradition culture and the thing educating aspect's more.

Because of his song , I am so fond of him, and because he, more than his songs.

Notice of film art technical indicators and cultural content is always neglected, film and film audience is fond of closely linked.

He was extremely fond of being petted and fondled and would sit for hours while any one stroked his head or back.

He must be very fond of animals to have five dogs.

Your sentences would read better if they were pruned of some of these adjectives that you're so fond of.

Afernoon, my grandparents sent me a pink school bag, which holds considerable study instruments. I was fond of it sheerly.

In fact if I had money I'd probably buy it as I'm not very fond of some of the other new cars I've seen.

Illumination is fond of smooth exposed to the sun, earthy and organic qualitative arenaceous qualitative, drafty .

Her nurses, WSOs and maids all grew fond of her because she was warm and considerate.

That said, I'm very fond of him.

In my large family, I'm the least one, so nuncle, auntie, brothers and sisters are very fond of me.

such reckless behavior did not make mr . allan any more fond of the boy.

She was always fond of picking a hole in her husband's excuses.

I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.

Eugene had been especially fond of Don Juan and other cynical works, and his notes revealed much about his selfishness and disillusionment.

you are a very brave boy , henry , and i am fond of you and trust you.

fond of teamwork, good team leader, excellent and stable psychological quality, strong sense of responsibility.

I am fond of this place and I find it hard to leave here.

She was a good student before she became fond of dancing, going to parties and outings.

Neal Singer, based in Albuquerque, writes about science for Sandia National Laboratories. He is quite fond of his glasses.

I grew up under grandparents' protection while as a child, I was the granddaughter who they were most fond of in home.

I am fond of JAVA, if being sure to go all out if acting as the procedure designer, am that the company makes contribution.

The ground stone wound by bonds was fond of the bond of diamonds and was corresponding to a bound fund beyond.

If you do have something that you've grown fond of, please do drop us a comment. We're always looking out for new apps.

Even though Wilson is just a volleyball , Chuck becomes fond of Wilson.

But pronghorn have tremendous vision and are not fond of strangers, so Riis set up motion-triggered cameras to capture pictures like this.

Knowing that his son was stupid, Sun Yang said humourously. "It's a pity that this horse is too fond of jumping to pull a cart. "

I am fond of his design of the tear-shaped ashtray and bought one for every one of my smoking friends.

Though fond of many acquaintances, I desire an intimacy only with a few.

I'm very fond of him, too.

It happened when I was a teenager. My sister and I weren't very fond of a so-called friend of father's .

"We are not the focus of the competitions but we offer happiness to the spectators. " Wang said. "We are really fond of our iob. "

When they all removed to Brighton, therefore, you had no reason, I suppose, to believe them fond of each other.

Aren't you fond of him?

Is it a man's weak point to be fond of beautiful female looks?

She took little satisfaction in "formal compliments and empty ceremonies" and declared that "I am fond of only what comes from the heart. "

It's a cute baby dragon. It's very curious and fond of sweets. And look! It's grown feathers! It must be close to maturing.

Allow for different interpretations of some events that are coming, because as you are fond of saying, nothing is written in stone.

Yes, I'm really fond of it. This program is very educational and informative. If you watch it once, I guarantee that you'll get hooked.

As the critic Raymond Williams was fond of insisting, the only sure thing about the organic society is that it has always gone.

The Pompeians, as all the southern Italians, were fond of banishing the light of their sultry skies.

Mary is fond of going out for shopping at the spare time. As opposed, Lucy loves reading books at home.

And can find out that you are fond of my conversation job way and my alternative coffee brand, that you work together is really pleasant.

On the choice of breed, do not carry presbyopia , can choose Mu Wen's design and color according to his be fond of.

I'd grown fond of our little house and felt sad to leave it.

You are none so fond of him.

They became fond of casting creations so greatly that they chose not to take them home at the end of each creational cycle.

'Berry's very fond of you, ain't she? ' Paul once asked Mrs Pipchin when they were sitting by the fire with the cat.

She is particularly fond of her great-grandmother (Denise Grey), a famous harpist to whom she likes to confide all her little secrets.

shoe store, and a beef store. These families grew fond of this tall, bald -headed amiable German.

And for the rest of the time, i was fond of you.

Lihua has a good living habit, too, he lives accordingly to his biological clock and is fond of exercising.

You have told me that you were fond of swimming, weren't you?

Lady: Doctor, my son has always been being fond of playing in sand - making sand desserts and building sand castles.

It is then, indeed, that I feel devoutly thankful to have been born fond of writing.

Old-time journalists were fond of saying it's not news when a dog bites a man, but when a man bites a dog, you've got a headline.

I am crazy about going somewhere else and holidays are the great time for me to do something I am fond of.

She was " not clever " , but was fond of using her hands and felt at home with machinery.

Woodhouse was too old and too fond of worrying about trivialities to be a companion for his daughter.

If a sword had memory, it might be grateful to the forge fire, but never fond of it.

This has been embarrassing for a leadership fond of trumpeting its goal of a "harmonious society" .

He's very fond of the ladies. - Yeah, exactly. So set it up for me.

He was nice in his eating, uncertain in his hours; fond of his child, though affecting to slight it.

I was especially fond of animals, and was indulged by my parents with a great variety of pets.

My grandpa is fond of fishing and sometimes he fishes all day in the river .

Mozart was certainly not a "lesser composer, " yet he was fond of using more than one or two themes in a movement.

Mitt Romney, the Republican establishment's choice for the presidency, is fond of describing Barack Obama as an apologist for America.

For all that, he remains fond of the Welsh capital.

I'm very fond of you, you know.

She is not the kind of person one can introduce into company; she is too fond of airing her opinions.

Osborne was sensible, candid, frank; sincere and affectionate to his friends; but, in literary matters, too fond of criticism.

Also, as he is fond of saying, "I cannot afford to die. It will ruin my image. "

Alexander the Great was extremely fond of his warhorse Bucephalus.

If you're like many programmers who aren't fond of commenting code, unit tests are a way of documenting your code behavior.

Some writers are fond of playing on words, which can be very effective.

If you are not fond of yourself more than you were yesterday, then what would tomorrow mean to you?

But my dearest love, tell me what dish Mr. Darcy is particularly fond of, that I may have it tomorrow.

Being fond of dancing is an interesting facet of her character.

"The pattering pattering " be also to be used to describe rain's, but our but extraordinary block of wood is fond of.

My delighted woman is such , not yet such accommodating oneself to being fond of me dispenses with to talk.

Be fond of your oil painting technical skill always specially and show way , splendid color and unique style being appreciated by us.

The children are fond of reading storybooks.

Age can by itself confer a sense of trustworthiness: brewers and bankers are fond of flaunting deep roots.

But it's difficult not to feel fond of the first book you write. Books are like babies: they bring their own love with them.

I am a teacher, I love my career, though very hard, but I am also very fond of it, although the wages are very low, I also like.

I also know if I don't get up I'll soon be dizzy. I'm too fond of mulling over many strange things when I lie under my quilt.

eg: Jim is fond of a leap in the dark.

Send Doris to us for as long as you like; we're both so fond of her, and she's an angel of light in.

She is bound to do something unremittingly if she's really fond of it however difficult it is.

I'd grown fond of the place and it was difficult to leave.

affectionate children; caring parents; a fond embrace; fond of his nephew; a tender glance; a warm embrace.

The president also seems fond of state-level programmes like "Georgia Works" , which pay benefits to jobless workers engaged in training.

The children are becoming fond of swimming in the river.

He was fond of reading and of copying drawings, and he collected flowers and herbs.

Though Satkari Babu was not a teacher of our class he was very fond of me.

Analysts and commentators are fond of making analogies between great power rivalries of the past and the U. S. -China relationship of today.

She is a very helpful and very polite man, so all my classmates and teachers are very fond of her.

Too fond of the right to pursue the expedient---Oliver Goldsmith, Irish poet, writer and physician.

With each passing day, as Hani struggled with college - level English, I grew more fond of her.

Julio is studying for the same history test as Steve, and he's also not too fond of the subject.

She is now a fat, red-faced, old dame of seventy, or thereabouts, fond of her place, and jealous of her authority.

If everyone is fond of that, please give us letter, we will freely post it to you.

She said that they were very fond of sports.

While they were very fond of each other they were having trouble; they had no previous sexual experience.

He's very fond of gambling--he used to come to the house a great deal.

LIKE his leggier boss in the White House, Tim Geithner, America's treasury secretary, is fond of basketball.

Wang Ping: Chinese people are very fond of sports. They are expecting that the Olympics would be held in Beijing.

While many in China are fond of American culture, any attempt to inculcate Chinese people with American values can be risky.