Sentence examples for establishing friendly from inspiring English sources

He extended patronage to American fur traders, artists, and explorers who, in turn, assisted him in his mission by establishing friendly relations with numerous tribes.

In the long run, a game of cricket alone is unlikely to profoundly alter the prospects of India and Pakistan getting past their decades of bloody difficulties and establishing friendly ties.

It was the site of the Allied Conference of Rapallo in 1917, and treaties establishing friendly relations between Italy and Yugoslavia (1920) and the Soviet Union and Germany (1922) were signed there.

In fact Fielding's form of intrusive narration, which has never been successfully imitated, was an extremely sophisticated device which involved first establishing friendly relations with the reader, and then treating the events of the novel as matters of historical fact which the narrator (or "historian") is free to edit and comment upon as he sees fit.

Establishing friendly relations with the great Kublai Khan, they eventually returned to Europe as his ambassadors, carrying letters asking the pope to send Kublai 100 intelligent men "acquainted with the Seven Arts"; they also bore gifts and were asked to bring back oil from the lamp burning at the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.

She also says that just establishing friendly eye contact with a parent during the boarding process can help.

The wars once over, the two nations established friendly ties.

Fawcett, convinced that the only way to survive was to establish friendly contact, ordered his men never to open fire.

It was particularly important now to establish friendly relations, because Indian politicians had been frustrated by N.G.O.

He established friendly relations with the Czechoslovak republic but was unable to negotiate a union between Austria and Germany.

The treaty establishes friendly relations between the two states, who acknowledge each other as equals, and stipulates that the Kadesh area will remain in Hittite hands.