Later, she offered us some rugs from Fernwood, and when we went to collect them from the gallery, she took us into a sideroom and she had these prints, nothing very valuable, but she just said, "Take your pick, one of these".' Valerie remained close to sociable, animated Sylvia, who became a civil servant and married a wing commander.
The young Nat of "The Birth of a Nation," in contrast to the self-portrait of the "Confessions," is a sociable boy, and close to Samuel Turner, the white son of his elderly master.
Though naturally sociable, she didn't have close friends in America as Ayman did — nor did she speak English.
If you are more sociable, spend time with a few close friends as well as with a big group.
Be aware that not everyone agrees that anoles are sociable enough to live in a close vivarium or tank community where they can't get away from each other.
And there's evidence, beyond the anecdotal, that men are much worse at being sociable than women.Hollywood-style surveillance technology inches closer to reality (Centre for Investigative Reporting).
The restaurant is quite small and the tables are close together, so it's full of atmosphere and very sociable.
The ethos is maximum effect with minimum maintenance: grasses are sociable species, so often don't mind being planted close together, with any gaps between getting a covering of mulch to prevent weeds coming through.
Though closer to hostels than hotels, the wood-fired stoves, home-style food, and sociable communal space will seem like a heavenly apparition after seven hours of pushing and poling through powder.
Traces of Lipton's own charming, sociable personality show in subjects that are boisterously happy to be photographed up close.
