Sentence examples for amiable thing from inspiring English sources

Sometimes students come to the rehearsal room talking about "trust" and "creative collaboration" as if it was some extremely amiable thing… Really, we argue a lot.

Family is the best to start with, but welcoming friends and coworkers into your frolicking sessions is the amiable thing to do.

Charlotte Williams-Wynn wrote shortly after his accession: "Hitherto the King has been indefatigable in his efforts to make himself popular, and do good natured and amiable things in every possible instance".

Meanwhile, Perez Hilton cites a source who claims the split was far from amiable, noting that things did "not end well" for the Hollywood pair.

At the very least, you will be able to share some funny stories and keep things amiable.

"After being awake for a few days straight," Mr. McCarthy said, "my boss came up to me and said, 'We need someone to operate this thing.' " An amiable fellow with striking blue eyes and salt-and-pepper hair, he concedes that running a live show 10 hours a day Monday through Friday for all Times Square to see is a lot of power for a 28-year-old from Glen Ridge, N.J.

In any event, as things stand, the amiable but tired Mr Abbas may be around for quite a while yet.

Amiable sci-fi show Stranger Things became a huge hit earlier this year by tapping into a generation's memories of 80s pop culture.

The servers were amiable, but apt to say things like "How's that lamb working out for you?" when not mangling the pronunciation of "Eton mess" in a way that Eton's headmasters would have once rewarded with a caning.

Bridgemont included a Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh section in Merry-go-Round on 31 March 1944; Horne played "an officer so dim that even the other officers noticed", with Murdoch as his harassed second-in-command and Sam Costa as an "amiable chump who always got things wrong".

"The curious thing," he continued with an amiable guffaw, "is why people come to Italy at all.