Sentence examples for first friendship from inspiring English sources

The mixture of sadness and resentment he feels so many years later only testifies to the warmth of that first friendship.

But if memory serves, the key point of the friendship bracelet was not the second word in the name but the first: friendship.

China has taken a similar stand, and its president, Jiang Zemin, is due here this weekend to sign the first friendship and cooperation treaty between Beijing and Moscow since 1950.

The Calgary Flames and Washington Capitals similarly toured the Soviet Union in 1989 in the first "Friendship Series".

Here was an opportunity for the character to have his first friendship and they used the stock telly drama for friendship of having a shag.

My first friendship breakup happened when I was in Grade 2. I realized my best friend had been asking more of me than she ever gave back; she was also very judgmental.

She studied for a year at the University of Witwatersrand, where she made her first friendships across the "colour bar", in particular encountering the vibrant but fast disappearing multiracial world of Sophiatown, where she met influential black writers and intellectuals such as Es'kia Mphahalele, Nat Nakasa, Todd Matshikiza and Lewis Nkosi.

Results are consistent with other research that suggests that through interactions with adults (parents and teachers) and peers (other students), young children develop self-concepts and self-esteem, improve emotional self-regulation and form their first friendships (Brooks-Gunn et al. [2003]).

And so, although I'm not the kind of person who looks backward a lot, I find myself trying to conjure up memories of my oldest kid's first steps, first words, first friendships on this, his 18th birthday.

The most powerful factor on the list, though, was the third: friendship.

Second, friendships can't be taken for granted or put on autopilot; in fact they often take more energy than what some people are willing to invest in them.