Sentence examples for friendly part from inspiring English sources
In the environmentally friendly part of the neighborhood, retention basins are used to hold rainwater and runoff until it settles back into the ground.
HERE'S a puzzler: If you see bear tracks in what has long been a very friendly part of the forest, what do you do?
By all accounts, oilmen and farmers — often shortened to "oil and ag" here — have coexisted peacefully for decades in this conservative, business friendly part of California about 110 miles northwest of Los Angeles.
I come from a friendly part of the world," Ms. Basinger said, laughing, to explain how she happened to find herself hiding in a phone booth after accidentally attracting the solicitations of a pimp), to others, Mrs. Ford's strictures came to seem the vestiges of an earlier era.
If the coach messed up somewhere, he would say 'no I want answers.' A lot of people just saw the friendly part".
The TSA friendly part is really well thought out, but the rest of the bag does let it down a bit.
Four of the eleven largest wind farms in the world are in the region around Sweetwater, a friendly, part-historic, part-decrepit town of about 11,000 people that is home to so many serpents that every spring it holds a gory rattlesnake roundup.
An engineering friendly parts list should be available for markup of changes.
Victor is a Scrabble-playing robot created by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University Quality Of Life Technology center to show how robots can interact with us on a daily basis, becoming friendly parts of our lives rather than cold metal and plastic.
But now, it's a tourist trap par excellence where you pay your £7.50 ($12) to the one visible member of staff (a friendly part-time student in a chambermaid outfit, who doubled as both prison guard and gift-shop cashier) to go and experience this shoddily rendered version of medieval inhumanity.
But now, it's a tourist trap par excellence where you pay your £7.50 to the one visible member of staff (a friendly part-time student in a chamber maid outfit, who doubled as both gaolkeeper and gift-shop cashier) to go and experience this shoddily rendered version of medieval inhumanity.
