My grandmother was very fond of him, and I was very fond of her — she's the one who taught me to sew.
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"Jamie is very fond of Katie," says the Foxx source.
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Having said all that, I'm very fond of that record.
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He's a great man and he's very fond of her.
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"The president is very fond of Omarosa," Mr. Williams said.
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I'm very fond of a lot of the songs on it.
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It was very difficult because I'm very fond of the films.
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Jabbari Weekes is a writer who is very fond of watercrafts.
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I was very fond of him, and will miss him so!
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Pence is very fond of and very supportive of the president.
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"My daughter is very fond of telling me that," he laughed.
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"I've become very fond of L'Oréal Colorista for fun colors," Terracciano explains.
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And conservative pundits, who were never very fond of Trump, are ecstatic.
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But Europeans are very fond of the European Union as an idea.
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Actually, not really me—but my husband is very fond of cooking.
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Although, I actually am very fond of this dystopian idea for the future.
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It's the flag, and it's a nice flag everyone is very fond of.
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I was very fond of Lucille Ball, but she was nasty to people.
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The connection was that Estée Lauder, the person, was very fond of travel.
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I'm also very fond of her, even though we never met in her lifetime.
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"I'm very fond of children and I want to be able to do that."
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I'm very fond of children and I want to be able to do that.
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Illustration: Emoji BuilderOverall, it turns out we're very fond of the vomiting emoji face.
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We are very fond of them; one day we will tour the US together.
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"I realized I had always been very fond of this place," he told me.
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At the moment I am very fond of the latest album of Paul Simon.
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The French, it seems, still love techno, and we're still very fond of Weather.
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I've worked on cryptic puzzles for years, and have grown very fond of them.
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"Like all Englishmen, he was very fond of beef in any form," she noted.
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They are very fond of egg, and egg features as a big dominant ingredient.
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" Hermine Ford (previously Tworkov) recalls, "Rauschenberg and my father were very fond of each other.
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I'm very fond of their Debug project, which aims to stop mosquitoes in their tracks.
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There's something called "longevity escape velocity," which is a term transhumanists are very fond of.
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At that point, we thought, We're starting to grow very fond of our silly Goose Game.
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In an interview with Page Six, Lee confirmed that she's not very fond of the politician.
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But the two share a lot in common and are clearly very fond of one another.
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"They are polar opposites in personality but really are very fond of each other," Jones said.
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She is very fond of Andre Agassi, and misses him, but fell hardest for Rafael Nadal.
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"President Trump is very fond of President Abbas," Kushner, who is Trump's son-in-law, said.
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"When I told my parents about my plans they weren't very fond of it," she wrote.
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Kholeif is also very fond of Yto Barrada's photographs, which he describes as both critical and sublime.
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"I'm not very fond of skating first, but that's kind of what you train for," she said.
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PR: I'm very fond of what're doing to build smart networks and intelligent grids on city outskirts.
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Complicating matters is that we are very fond of him and he is by nature emotionally fragile.
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For some reason, I've become very fond of the clues that use numbers to substitute for letters.
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YOU'RE A RUNNER WITH A TRACK COACH YOU'RE VERY FOND OF, AN ACCOUNTANT AND STANFORD BUSINESS SCHOOL GRAD.
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So, I've had a few days with it, and yeah, I am very fond of it so far.
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Oddly, their fans are not very fond of record stores, but they will show up for live shows.
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But also, I&aposve become very fond of the character and didn&apost feel able to abandon him.
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He was a military man who was very fond of western principles many of which he introduced in Turkey.
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"I have always been very fond of Donald and I CARE about him," Harth wrote to Graff in August.
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" -- via Twitter Julie Andrews "Blake [Edwards] and I were very fond of Burt and we loved working with him.
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But she's apparently developed one; a White House official told NBC News that Trump is "very fond" of Nielsen.
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I had a rich guy to deal with, but I became very, very fond of Si. He was mercurial.
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We're very fond of Hiroshi Sugimoto's work, especially his photographs of theaters, their empty stages aglow in white light.
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Senator Sheldon Whitehouse is very fond of claiming that Citizens United derailed bipartisan support for legislative action with climate change.
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She is given to soft and clinging gowns, and, according to her own confession, is very fond of moving pictures.
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According to the book, she was "very fond" of Kennedy but refused him because she wanted to protect her husband.
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"I must tell you that I am very fond of the role Pope Francis has been playing," Mr. Sanders said.
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In the beginning, around eight years ago, we were very fond of microchips and also showed that to our audience.
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"Vietnamese people are very fond of playing football," Anh Chí, a member of the team, recalls thinking back in 2011.
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But season seven, for whatever reason, is very fond of having him underline every plot point it can think of.
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I'm not very fond of public speaking and still sweat a ton of bricks when I know I have a presentation.
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Also Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, does not seem to be very fond of the idea.
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We were very fond of each other — he created some of my iconic looks — and I'm so sad that he's gone.
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"Any injuries that we should be aware of?" said Mr. Scheffing, who seemed very fond of the majestic first-person plural.
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"I'm very fond of riding horses, but I don't look quite the same with my shirt off," he said, according the report.
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Somebody who is very fond of the president, agrees with him most of the time, I disagree with his recent deportation policies.
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Trump, who is very fond of zero-sum thinking, one-sided deals, and sketchy business ethics, would naturally find this background appealing.
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" Bee pointed out that before Conway became Trump's campaign manager, she wasn't very fond of him — saying things like, "It's completely transparent.
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I am very fond of my collaboration with him and the relationship we have developed during the time we have spent together.
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A senior White House official said Dr. Gottlieb was not pressured to leave and that the President was "very fond" of him.
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Earlier in the debate, Sanders said he is "somebody who is very fond of the president, agrees with him most of the time."
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This breed is very fond of children once a relationship is established, and German shepherds are a popular choice as a family pet.
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So now I am very fond of Lives — it has a kind of impromptu, ad hoc aspect I never tried to duplicate again.
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" Clearly very fond of her daughter's fiancé, she added, "Jack is a really sort of amazing bringer of light and he brings joy.
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He stated that he "repudiates" Russian interference in the American elections, dislikes the term "witch hunt" and isn't very fond of Vladimir Putin.
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Another pope contracted syphilis during his reign — a "disease very fond of priests, especially rich priests," as the saying went in Renaissance times.
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Drug lord Pablo Escobar was reportedly very fond of the four hippopotamuses he kept at the illegal zoo on his luxurious Colombian estate.
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In New York City circles, it's known that he's very fond of you, that he admires you a lot, your real estate portfolio.
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The company isn't very fond of getting back to media outlets that are critical of the damage that Facebook has done to the world.
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As Facebook used to be very fond of reminding everyone, it is a platform, a title that removes it from responsibilities like editorial judgement.
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And Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques may soon be singing as well – Albert reveals they've become very fond of a few classic kid favorites.
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Elizabeth was very fond of privateers, and she used privateers to get the money to build the British Empire that Parliament wouldn't give her.
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I don't have to make an attempt on his life with an innocent person, whom I was very fond of, sitting in the car.
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He has a goofy sense of humor, which I am very fond of, so it's no surprise that we get goofy puzzles from him.
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Since this was completely privately financed and homegrown, people were very fond of us, especially the people who weren't in favor of the Guggenheim.
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If Instagram comments are any indication, they're clearly very fond of each other, but Joe isn't the only Jonas who's a fan of the actress.
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You'll look back on it and be very fond of it, but it's not going to feel great while you're in the middle of it.
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Emma: Very fond of the bit where Jason Derulo forgets where he is and slips into audition mode for the part of Macavity in Cats.
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"French people are very fond of thieves' stories when there is no blood," Stéphane Durand-Souffland, who covered the story for Le Figaro , told me.
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We're also very fond of Sharpie's Ultra Fine Point marker set, which comes in a convenient hard case so you can keep your markers organized.
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On that record, there are some tunes I'm very fond of, even though the vibes around the recording are way worse than anything else we did.
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"People on Hillary's staff in the White House became very close to her and very fond of her," said Lissa Muscatine, a longtime friend of Mrs.
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Contemporary political parallels are too numerous and obvious to draw, but it might be noted that President Vladimir Putin of Russia is very fond of citing law.
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BARRY DILLER: Well, and I have been for a very long time, I'm not only very fond of him, but I think he's a totally credible candidate.
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"Going to Osborne House is always such a treat as it was built by my great-great grandfather and I feel very fond of the place," Camilla added.
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" We set up in her garage where she has her flat file, using five cameras during the interviews, and a device I'm very fond of called "The Revolution.
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They looked very happy," says Stewart, adding that he is comfortable in the company of Eugenie's parents Fergie and Andrew: "They appear to be very fond of him.
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Stage Models Health care consultants, executives and policymakers are very fond of "stage models" — planned endeavors in which things build upon prior efforts in linear progression over time.
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But we have a President who's very fond of ties with the autocrats, who disdains our fellow-democracies, and he is just adding kindling to this global trend.
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" Jason Tartick: "My experience with this show from start to finish exceeded expectations and every competency, from relationships to producers to her, and I'm very fond of the experience.
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I have become very fond of the look of pride, especially on the faces of older African Americans, who never thought someone like them could be in my position.
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But there wasn't food allowed in the library so I would scarf it down in between classes...I grew very fond of the library, and she grew fond of me.
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"Donald is very fond of telling us how big and tough and strong he is," Mr. Cruz told voters during a particularly spirited appearance, at times shouting his stump speech.
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"The actress continued, saying she has "many, many friends from Pakistan," but is "from India, and war is not something that I am very fond of, but I am patriotic.
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Its recent desktop redesign borrows a few elements from the look of its mobile app (a look that some long-term Twitter users aren't very fond of, to say the least).
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" The pair formally divorced in October 1928, with Benjamin noting somewhat cryptically in court that his wife "was very fond of animals—horses and cows—and wanted to live on the land.
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I am very fond of this analogy by Michael Wolfe on Quora: Let's take a hike on the coast from San Francisco to Los Angeles to visit our friends in Newport Beach.
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I'm very fond of Pose on FX. It takes place the '80s, in Harlem and in Brooklyn, during all the vogue ball scenes, and that's an era that I'm super fond of.
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"It is no surprise that I am not very fond of this idea as it goes against the principal of modern central banking that we are forbidden to do monetary financing," Rehn said.
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PERINO: Kimberly, I know that we were very -- I mean you were very fond of Charles as well and have been for years and we had a chance to visit with him recently.
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"I want to comply with the government's cashless plan although I'm not very fond of it, so I offer 'morning cash, afternoon card'" one merchant, Huong, said when Reuters visited her noodle stall.
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I know that single-payer is all the rage, but we've got 10 Democratic senators in states that are very fond of Trump who will only hear "socialism" when single-payer is discussed.
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"I want to comply with the government's cashless plan although I'm not very fond of it, so I offer 'morning cash, afternoon card"' one merchant, Huong, said when Reuters visited her noodle stall.
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They looked very happy," longtime royals photographer Mark Stewart previously told PEOPLE, adding that he is comfortable in the company of Eugenie's parents Fergie and Andrew: "They appear to be very fond of him.
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At 69 years old, she is ever captivating, even (or especially) when she's shucking oysters—a food she seems to be very fond of—and quipping that she wishes her "pussy was this tight."
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"The duke and duchess I think definitely stayed here at the Carlyle because Princess Diana used to stay here and she was very fond of this hotel," said Jennifer Cooke, Director of Communications at The Carlyle.
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During the Midway premiere in Los Angeles on Tuesday night, the singer, 27, explained to Entertainment Tonight that his wife, 37, was surprisingly very fond of the mustache he grew for his role in the upcoming movie.
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Merkel said that while she was very fond of Britain and regretted its decision to quit the EU - which she considered a major break in the bloc's history - she could not start calling the EU itself into question.
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"It is no surprise that I am not very fond of this idea as it goes against the principal of modern central banking that we are forbidden to do monetary financing," Rehn said at a Reuters Breakingviews event.
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While Pokemon Go doesn't have any in-game photo board (there's a free one for your roadmap, Niantic/Nintendo), it does feature an in-game camera tool, and players are very fond of the tried-and-trusted screenshot method.
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" It also shows some of his trademark bawdiness: Vollmann samples radiation levels around Japan using a dosimeter and a device he becomes very fond of, a "pancake frisker," of which he wants us to know: "Three buttons decorated it.
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Reaching for a banana from the centerpiece with a "Well, what do you think of this?" he peeled it and made a Zorro-like slash across a five-by-five-foot abstract oil painting that we were both very fond of.
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Whether it be likening the human anatomy to cars (which he seems to be very fond of), spitting bars over hip-hop production, or using metaphors and similes–especially to illustrate his favorite intimate pleasures—Kartel's vocabulary is peak creativity.
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Even if he is angry with some of the decisions Sessions has made, Trump is still likely very fond of Sessions' ideas and abilities and how he can benefit all Americans, by supporting the agenda Trump presented during the campaign.
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I don't claim to have the answer to that, but one episode I'm very fond of is, I was have having coffee with Richard Spencer in DC at a coffee shop at one of the college-y parts of town.
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"We are very fond of our royal family and it's lovely to celebrate an event like this," said Falkland Islander Leona Roberts, a member of the local assembly and one of the organizers of a wedding party in the tiny capital, Port Stanley.
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I'm not very fond of modeling gear or amps with complicated effects circuits, and I don't have a lot of experience on different kinds of equipment because I think ideas should drive the kind of gear you use and not the other way around, and music equipment is expensive.
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But once Moana gets on the high seas, the film takes on the standard episodic nature of similar quest movies, with scary beasts and catchy dance numbers (most notably, one from a giant crab who is very fond of glittery things, voiced by Flight of the Conchords' Jemaine Clement).
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Lurie swashbuckles his way through scenes—on a sea vessel, a river, a whorehouse—that may or may not be exaggerated to impress his audience; he's very fond of the camel, part of the U.S. Army's Camel Corps, a mid-nineteenth-century experiment in using them as pack animals.
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"Americans are very fond of classing as un-American anything they don't like," The St. Louis Post-Dispatch complained in 1909, ticking off tariffs and trusts, prohibition and social drinking, boycotts and "the intimidation of workingmen" as just a few of the positions declared "un-American" by their opponents.
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But I am also very fond of "Empire: The Rise and Demise of the British World Order and the Lessons for Global Power," because it so infuriated a certain species of second-rate professor of post-colonial studies — though not so much that they actually read the book.
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Photo: APNine out of 12 sitting members of the Department of the Interior's National Park System Advisory Board resigned on Monday in protest of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who is very fond of having subordinates fly flags in his honor and hang dead animals in his office but apparently not meeting with them.
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The Patriots could replace Tom Brady with Colin Kaepernick ... so says NFL legend Cris Carter, who says he KNOWS Robert Kraft's team is "very, very fond" of the QB. Tom's fresh off his sixth Super Bowl ring ... but he's 41 years old -- and there's no clear successor to him on the roster if Father Time somehow abruptly wins their yearly battle.
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In addition to Barefoot in the Park, the Academy Award winners also played love interests in Marlon Brando's thriller The Chase (1966) and Sydney Pollack's western adventure The Electric Horseman (1979.) "People who know my history with Bob, and most popularly Barefoot in the Park, are very fond of the idea of the two of us together again," Fonda says of their new film together.
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Also I was very fond of tweaking games and changing the rules and seeing what happened, and so I think that there was this idea that everybody could do that if everybody had their own cards they could just drop whatever cards they wanted to break the rules into the game, and they would have what I enjoyed doing which was making their own game experience.
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Egg rolls, fortune cookies, soup dumplings, dried jellyfish, beef and broccoli, sesame noodles, crab rangoon, hot and sour soup, fried rice, chop suey, Peking roasted duck, spring rolls, chow mein, kung pao chicken, duck's heads, stir fry, dim sum, congee, caterpillar fungus duck, jade rabbit sea cucumber, braised abalone, I could go on... Although I am very fond of Chinese food, it is exceedingly hard to find good Chinese restaurants, so finding frozen Chinese food in my grocery store was a godsend.
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