Sentence examples for become friendly to from inspiring English sources

By 1696, when a rebellion broke out in the nearby district of Burdwan, the Mughal provincial administration had become friendly to the growing settlement.

Iran will not suddenly abandon its nuclear programme, which ordinary Iranians would see as humiliation; it is not about to become friendly to America, nor to stop meddling in its region.

Hoping they say yes, become friendly to everyone, even the queen bee (if there is one) but don't follow the queen bee.

Although the demographics of the electoral becomes friendlier to Democrats with the higher turnout in presidential years, Republicans today can't help but look to 2016 with a renewed sense of optimism after Tuesday's results.

The only way forward then, the argument goes, would be appointing extra justices to "pack" the court a scheme proposed by Franklin Roosevelt in response to a similarly right-wing Supreme Court in the 30s (FDR's plan was rejected by Congress, but the court became friendlier to his policies anyway).

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.

"We tried to become friendly with the police, to show them we're not monsters, not criminals – just normal people," Maghrebi says.

His charge was to become friendly with the villagers and to promote good will.

Families wishing to become Friendly Town hosts may write to the same address or call (800) 367-0003 or (212) 897-8900.

Also, having older siblings in the same school as you can give you opportunities to become friendly with upperclassmen who happen to be the friends of the sibling.

Shortly after, Ms. Quinn, the former Post Style columnist and well-known host, with whom Mr. Himmelman had become friendly, asked him to write a book with Quinn Bradlee.