The phrase "a friendly time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an enjoyable or pleasant experience shared with others.
Example: "We had a friendly time at the picnic, laughing and sharing stories with each other."
Alternatives: "a pleasant time" or "an enjoyable time".
A friendly time-zone, a successful team and a travelling support that was bigger than any other, all came together to create a unique blend that led to record TV audiences and crowds of tens of thousands watching on Stateside.
Sitting here in Slovakia, this game is on at a pretty friendly time slot, I'm sure a lot of people are glad of the chance to see new players in a sport they love, and maybe it can inspire more interest in the women's game here too?
"It is definitely is a founder friendly time to raise money right now, but a lot of money available and has a consequence of valuations are higher now than might be justified in less frothy environment," Taylor said.
And in a less friendly time in the markets, when debt cost more and borrowing was more difficult, Dell might have struggled to pull off this deal.
Uefa said the fastest ever international goal is thought to be Lukas Podolski's for Germany against Ecuador in a 2013 friendly, timed at six seconds.
General Practice and Surgery Referral Small Animal Hospital looking to add a friendly, full time veterinarian to our team.
The 27-year-old missed all last season after rupturing his cruciate ligament in a friendly this time last year.
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Only one race was completed on Saturday, a little after 4 P.M., and it ended up not counting toward the standings.* On Sunday, the sailors fared better, with sunshine and stronger winds, allowing for three races to take place, all within a broadcast-friendly time window.
