"bond with" or "bond to"?
Missi also bonds with Jake (Angus T. |
Today is a perfect day to bond with Hyzyd. |
I bonded with new friends from around the world. |
Eating too much might be unsafe because the chocolate often bonds with too much fats. |
I have listed quite methods to bond with your family but these can be extremely efficient. |
The goal was to have PAPs bond with them in the US and then apply for Humanitarian Parole. |
But they were not made for this as the woman has to carry the child in the belly and naturally bonds with the child. |
In my case it was obvious -- that I value the time to bond with my family as well as manage my work more efficiently. |
I also respect how you associate with your team mates, and I think it's particularly funny the way you bond with Marcelo. |
At first the son stays close to his mother, then he gains independence, and then increasingly bonds with and even mimics his father. |
I don't need to be bonded to you. |
Secondary carbon atom: One bonded to two other C atoms. |
Tertiary carbon atom: One bonded to three other C atoms. |
Quaternary carbon atom: One bonded to four other C atoms. |
Ms Benjamin had tried to move a 52,000 bond to a current account. |
Personally I can't help but be bonded to a force when creating it. |
Primary carbon atom: A carbon atom bonded to only one other C atom. |
Hormones can only have an effect if they are able to bond to a receptor. |
All my rescues have turned out to be more deeply bonded to me then one I went and bought. |
Everybody needs to recharge, and the time off gives you time to bond as a family. |
It took three days for people to get to know one another, and another two for us to bond as a team. |
Roeder hosts an in-person retreat each year, which she sees as an opportunity for the team to vision, work, and bond as a group. |
For those bonded by one or more miscarriages who are now parents. |
If staying less than three days they can be kept on board, otherwise must be bonded by the authorities in each island until departure. |
I want the love and bond in our family to be restored. |
However, having a criminal record will not necessarily affect your ability to be bonded in the first place. |
We bonded over Pulp, the Zombies, SFA, Aztec Camera and the like and were soon making our own music. |
Penny always had a soft spot in my heart -- and we certainly bonded over the shared **27;42709;TOOLONG experience. |
I found community with them, as the non-birth parent of a kiddo, and we bonded over the things that parents have in common. |
Sources tell the magazine that other than bonding over their love for the sport, Timberlake and Pera have bonded over his interest in technology. |
So he applied for NIE, and bond for THREE years. |
He told me once that he could barely even feel Figo, and they'd been bonded for almost four years then. |
And really, if a team really really had to bond like that, they could have pooled their money and done the absolute right thing. |
Despite the differences in culture and language, team members still bonded like old friends, new friendships were formed, old friends ' reconnected and new memories were created. |
Maybe we bonded during the two day bus trip across Tanzania when we broke down and had to stop for repairs that stretched into hours and an overnight stay. |
Stars can also bond into more complicated multiples. |
For some reason, in Ireland as similar to Japan, you stumble upon many different types of personalities, walks of life all bonded through the interest of something with four wheels. |
Otherwise firearms will be removed and bonded until departure. |
If not, they will be taken ashore and bonded until the yacht leaves. |