Sentence examples for friendly excuse from inspiring English sources
Enter the room with accomplices and a friendly excuse.
If you plan to include dogs and the party location is elsewhere, you'll need a pet friendly excuse to get both your friend and his or her pooch out of the house together.
"They're urging their employees to say they would drive if not for the shuttle program to keep the 'eco-friendly' excuse alive and continue using SF's tax-payer funded bus stops for virtually nothing," a representative from Heart of the City wrote in response to the memo.
On the plus side, if the film ends up under performing, 20th Century Fox now has an airtight, media-friendly excuse that cannot truly be challenged or refuted (which, if the film is lousy, will lead to goofy conspiracy theories that Fox leaked it intentionally to give the film an excuse to fail).
Avoiding conflict and flashing a friendly smile does not excuse one from gossiping viscously, insulting others or being manipulative and calculating in secret.
This is a "party with a purpose" so it's a great excuse to invite friendly acquaintances you wish you saw more often -- like your former bleacher-mates from your sons' Little League days, or the fellow class parent you keep running into at the supermarket at 6 pm, each of you promising to get together "soon".
In a nebulous archipelago in the extreme northwest of the United States lies a diminutive island whose bike-friendly roads provide an excellent excuse to leave the car behind.
"This included the fact that, as a player who has served his country with full commitment for over 10 years, I got into trouble for asking to be excused from a friendly game when I had an injury".
Stalin could thus be excused for insisting on friendly governments on his borders.
Peterborough's McCann, meanwhile, is back and veteran goalkeeper Roy Carroll returns after being excused from the Malta friendly.
"Excuse me," says the small, friendly seeming one; they look like newborn salarymen in their not-quite-perfect suits.
