Sentence examples for become more friendly from inspiring English sources

No outcome for Israel is palatable.But at least the Syrian Druze may become more friendly.

I think they'll have to become more friendly to minorities, and particularly Hispanic, voters, the younger generation, professionals.

Writer interviews Grace Blake, the executive director of the Apollo Theatre Foundation... Tells how the crowd at the theatre has become more friendly.

"You will see relations become more friendly and cordial, even outside the cricket grounds," predicted Abid Saeed, the press counselor for the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi.

The Bush administration's tax proposal on dividends has become more friendly to investors and to some companies that pay no taxes.

The group clearly thinks it sensible to edge out of the shadow of the beleaguered Syrian regime, its main sponsor, and become more friendly with Egypt's new order, where the Muslim Brothers are on the rise.

They became more friendly in July 1996, after Mr. Brenner returned from a junior year in France.

Over the next two years, they continued to call and see each other casually, but their conversations became more friendly than flirtatious.

By 2010, under Heinz-Christian Strache's leadership, the party became more friendly towards Israel.

From this point on, however, his relationship to the king became more friendly.

At the same time, the Tammany Democrats became more friendly to Bayard.