Sentence examples for a bit friendly from inspiring English sources

To cut costs you can: Eat quick meals Mooch some money from other people, by creating a sims with the mooch trait, getting a bit friendly with a sim, and then using the mooch interaction.

Given I'm her only guest, you'd think she'd be a bit friendlier.

Nicholson Baker sounds approximately the same in a webchat as in an essay – except perhaps a bit friendlier.

To the Editor: Regarding "J.F.K. Becoming a Bit Friendlier" (Practical Traveler, June 17): An imaginative choice of restaurants?

So the fact that Rouhani promises to be a bit friendlier to the West doesn't mean much, because human rights in Iran are not a concern of Western governments any more than they are in Bahrain or in Saudi Arabia.

When aggressive statements on immigration are made by British politicians and a few days later hit newspapers in India, Pakistan or Malaysia, it's hardly surprising that as a prospective student you may decide to spend three years and a shedload of your cash somewhere a bit friendlier.

Luckily, NASA's latest addition to its crew is a bit friendlier.

Google and Facebook are getting a bit friendlier despite their social networking competition.

Perhaps Google and HTC have just gotten a bit friendlier about the rules since Apple went on the offensive against them.

Mr Cowie says: "He said: 'I'm glad you are coming to the White House a bit friendlier because the last time the Black Watch were there they burned it down'".

More animated and relaxed, everyone seems a bit friendlier, softer.