Sentence examples for become friendly enough from inspiring English sources

The previous summer vacation, in Skye, he had become friendly enough with Stephen Midhurst to exchange addresses.

In New York, when Mr. Rodriguez went off to create Chicama and Pipa, and Mr. DiCataldo became executive chef at Patria, things got bumpy, Mr. DiCataldo said, but they were able to become friendly enough to have a beer at each other's restaurants at the end of the night.

Before he went on to advise CSNY's listeners to teach their children well and inform them about the components of his very, very, very fine house, Mr. Nash crossed paths with other crucial rock 'n' roll figures and became friendly enough with John Lennon and Paul McCartney to still refer to them by their first names.

But Goodman, it seems, did not work regularly enough to become friendly with the best players.

If you're in line long enough, you sometimes become friendly with other ticket seekers.

But Coyle is confident when it comes to kick-off on Sunday that Bolton have enough to cause problems for Roberto Mancini, whom the Scot has become friendly with since the Italian's arrival in the Premier League.

We've become friendly over the years.

Ebrard and I had become friendly.

The two had met at a party and become friendly.

She has become friendly with another woman in the study.

They had become friendly, if not close friends.