Sentence examples for be more friendly from inspiring English sources

BG: I don't think he'll be more friendly.

Or, to be more friendly sounding, I love sports but I don't like jocks.

He even asked Germans to be "more friendly" to their European partners.

"Based on the founder's philosophy, or longtime history here, we tend to be more friendly, relatively.

"We expect she'll be more friendly to natural resource development," Ms. Skaer said.

He met Henry Ford who turned out to be more friendly than he had heard.

He just snatched away the hope that he was going to be more friendly".

He recalls that their relationship, when it began in 1984, was difficult at times but grew to be more friendly.

"What they can learn from us is how to be more friendly to one another," said McCarthy.

As part of the EU, the relationship between Ireland and the IMF should, in theory, be more "friendly".

More education seminars are needed and health facilities need to be more friendly to young people, she says.