Sentences with phrase «also endearment»
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Mr. Percoco, Mr. Howe and others also called one another «Herb» as a term of endearment, while discussing the arrangement.
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However, not all nicknames are created equal, and the survey also discovered that there are certain terms of endearment that Canadians believe must never, ever be uttered (at least not if you want to stay on your partner's good side!).
They also use endearments such as «dearie,» «honey» and «darling» far more than Northern types like myself do, and have an alarming tendency, (alarming to me, at any rate), to omit last names in formal situations.
However, not all nicknames are created equal, and the survey also discovered that there are certain terms of endearment that Canadians believe must never, ever be uttered.
Grossing $ 90 million at the domestic box office (the equivalent of $ 228 M today), the film was the fourth biggest earner of 1983, trailing only Return of the Jedi, Terms of Endearment, and Flashdance, the latter two also part of a banner year at Paramount under the guidance of rising, Disney - bound Hollywood power players Michael Eisner and Jeffrey Katzenberg.
The early part of the year gave us Annette Bening and Julianne Moore — Scott Feinberg keeps insisting that Julianne Moore is also a strong contender and that she will be nominated alongside Bening, a la Terms of Endearment.
It is also used as a term of both sympathy and of endearment.
We are not only drawn to them by their adorable face; their plump body conformation and short legs are also points of endearment.
Legal research also requires more hands - on work, which rarely evokes endearment from law students.