fond of造句怎么写

I am particularly fond of cats. I am not particularly fond of children.

He is fond of ancient history of China.

Vampire is fond of extracting blood from others.

Not really. I am not very fond of the cinema.

The newspapers are too fond of knocking the England team.

The peony is flower of riches and honour , depths accept VIPs's being fond of.

This is one of those heavy tomes that its publisher, Osborne, is fond of (720 pages).

Tetro (Vincent Gallo), whose real name is Angelo, is not fond of fame.

I've always been fond of poetry and one piece has always stuck in my mind.

Those who are fond of setting things right, have no great objection to seeing them wrong.

The origin of byname likelihood and "birds classics" in "clever magpie million is fond of" the view is concerned.

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

Many collectors who are simple and elegant, and have a superficial view, are fond of buying stupid things.

Asians are fond of collective activities while Westerners enjoy individual activities and are inclined to protect their privacy.

Usuku adults and children are not only fond of watching movies, almost can use the word "desperate".

Annie Leibovitz was fond of a certain type of notebook made in Sweden, and once had two of them couriered to New York at a cost of $800.

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

Many Americans are so fond of their TV programs that they often have cold luncheon in front of their receiving sets.

The house was out of our price range and too big anyway. Besides, I'd grown fond of our little rented house.

This kind of false good people are very fond of giving small benefits and doing something to win fame and gain.

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

Zeng Guofan was particularly fond of the ten battalions. Peng Yulin and Yang Zaifu were also the battalion officers whom he appreciated and promoted. They were genuine intimates.

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.

In his arms Wade slept contentedly, a cleanly picked wishbone in his small hand. Scarlett always permitted Wade to sit up late when Rhett called because the shy child was fond of him, and Rhett oddly enough seemed to be fond of Wade.

It was said that Zephyrus (the west wind), who was also fond of Hyacinthus and jealous of his preference of Apollo, blew the quoit out of its course to make it strike Hyacinthus.

Since you're so fond of giving people the benefit of your advice, now that you've got me into this mess perhaps you'll tell me how to get out of it.

At that age, I was not fond of school or Mrs. Skala and certainly not of poetry. But I was by that time quite enamored of Linda Fowler, whom I would have done anything to impress.

I had once some thoughts of fixing in town myself — for I am fond of superior society; but I did not feel quite certain that the air of London would agree with Lady Lucas.

In addition, the extracurricular activities they like are various, some of which are loved by boys such are football and basketball. However, girls are fond of playing games , skipping and badminton.

The Canadian has lived in Bergen for 18 years, and although 75 per cent of his work takes place outside the city limits, he is clearly fond of it.

An uncle with whom she has been living so many years, and who, whatever his faults may be, is so very fond of her brother, treating him, they say, quite like a son.

I don't like meter maids or underwater welders, Health fanatic cooks or camera crews not fond of monks or yoga teachers, or sports fans in the bleachers And I'm not sure how I'm feeling about you!

Xia Yunchu's smile, like the morning of his memory, is like a breeze and the moon shines on the river. As long as the elder brother does not abandon the clouds, the clouds are not very fond of laughing at the beginning of the clouds, but they are willing to make an eyebrow for the big brother.

Once very fond of winter, like heavy snow, wanton wanton dance, or sitting around the stove to cook a hero, or the next morning to see the scene of ice dripping in the morning, wandering around the ice and snow glittering and translucent, triggered unlimited reverie. But now, the season is still, but it was yesterday.

Being still but a child at heart, she reasoned that if Chao Po-tao were reduced to selling things, he would cease to be Chao Po-tao-at least, he would cease to be the Chao Po-tao that the women were fond of!

He's fond of bathing.

She is fond of broadcasting.

He is very fond of gardening.

The clerk was very fond of soliloquizing.

I'm particularly fond of all kinds of races.

I've always been very fond of your mother.

As he had grown extremely fond of London, he cursed the flatness of exile.

The ice will soon be thick enough for skating. I am so fond of winter sports.

The idea of non-attack of Mozi is the flag that the Chinese people are very fond of peace.

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

Xu Pei ran liked to clear up the sky, but their enemies were only fond of Qiao Jiaxi.

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

“William loves Kate, but he’s also very fond of the Middleton family and spends a lot of time with them,” says one of their circle.

Of course, Ann Fu is very fond of this method. Otherwise, a shot is enough. There is no need to waste shells at all.

From his earlier time in China, March was very interested in Chinese opera, and was especially fond of the famous actor Mei Lanfang.

The spread of scale insects would have delighted one of the region's native species: the tropical fire ant, which is fond of dining on the sugary excrement of scale insects.

The ruts of the road had bestowed on the wheels, the fellies, the hub, the axle, and the shaft, a layer of mud, a hideous yellowish daubing hue, tolerably like that with which people are fond of ornamenting cathedrals.

of the tourists are fond of taking ropeway in the scenic spot,while at the same time they feel it uncomfortable to line up and wait before they could take ropeway or elevator,which influences their sightseeing perception.

In I said I do not care that you discuss the person eye in those at all too be how I am fond of you as long as nice , the regards remembering you firmly is right away very happy;

I am terribly fond of the pictures you snapped in Russia, especially the one showing the Russian coachman sitting by the Black Sea with his supper in a cloth on his knees.

When I was young, I was too dull and not to be fond of grandparents. Now, I have long been out of love. So, from small to big, the pain and love I received from my elders came from you, ill, hurt or unhappy.

I am fond of it.

She is passionately fond of tennis.

I'm also fond of billard ball and shuttlecock.

Flounce the kite of tie, freedom, but also was fond of the.

Some soldiers are fond of playing and bring children, horses, watchdogs and the same flock of ducklings into the river.

Little Yuge has been fond of reading from a young age; she began reading from books with colorful pictures.

Mel Lindauer, co-author of 'The Bogleheads' Guide to Retirement Planning,' is fond of I-bonds, inflation-adjusted savings bonds from the Treasury that are yielding 3.36%.

A person who is good to himself is fond of it, and is not really fond of it. At this time, will be happy or not, all placed in love, on the heart of the person, his heart, is with the other side mood swaying, left and right, no way, no initiative, this is lost in love.

Regarding gifts, a Gemini is so fond of books and reading, so find out her favorite author and present her with some of her/his good works not read by your mom.

So he figured out that another very dirty horse must have been washed there, and that the king's horse was too fond of cleanliness to bathe in dirty water.

My master is the fond of saying that all the important decisions in life often come down to just one moment. 我的主人很喜欢说，生活中的所有重要决定，经常取决于一个瞬间。

The Prefect was fond of the cant of diplomacy.

We were fond of the house and didn't want to leave.

And family personal collection of their favorite liquor not only satisfies oneself be fond of, is also the embodiment of wine culture.

Many comrades do not see the importance of, or are not good at, summing up the experience of mass struggles, but fancying themselves clever, are fond of voicing their subjectivist ideas, and so their ideas become empty and impractical.

Acacia is too short, too much dust, too fond of rhyme and sweet ink. Light roll past, moss wrapped lonely, leaning against the fence looking at the horizon, cold dream sadness, frost dew sadness, who can understand thousands of things? How does a tree flourish?

The chairman was very fond of secretary Zhang, almost to the point of his words.

Pall Mall, which cuts through the capital's center, probably got its name because British nobility was fond of playing "paille maille" on long, straight streets.

I'm really fond of collecting rare books.

In the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), both Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Qianlong were very fond of the scenery of Jiang'Nan. They travelled extensively in the region while making inspection tours.

Old Henry and his wife Phoebe were as fond of each other as it is possible for two old people to be who have nothing else in this life to be fond of.