Sentence examples for friendly remembers from inspiring English sources

According to the very few friends who had the privilege of being invited to their tiny council house, Audrey was quite different from her shy only son: "She was very charming, she was a great extrovert and very friendly," remembers Gordon.

starting to talk about your hobbies is very friendly, remember to make eye contact.

Be friendly; remember all the things that adults and other people have ever told you about how to treat girls and having manners.

Ledden, a retired iron worker with a white thatch and a friendly manner, remembers when the sink tub was in the kitchen and when it was the Vernon Avenue Bridge that crossed into Greenpoint, before the Pulaski opened in 1954.

"You'd talk to different people in the smoking area – it was friendly," she remembers of the poky outdoors space.

Other things to consider: Be polite and friendly, but remember you are still talking to a recruiter.

It would take an unexpected series of results for Wales and Northern Ireland to meet in the Euro 2016 football finals that start on Friday, but all who saw this musical international friendly will remember it as an extraordinary match.

Glow Objects: Be budget friendly as remember as a parent one has to be frugal yet make their kid feel top of the world.

If you are remembered as someone who was positive and generous in the past, you may well be greasing the wheels to a great future as this former boss of yours who is now your new boss puts you (the friendly face he remembers from before) ahead of the strangers in the new position.

The goal in these negotiations should be to make the city dog-friendly while remembering that the rights of the humans always come first.

Lorraine A. Voles, the former communications director for Vice President Al Gore, who also pledged to create a family-friendly office, remembered trying to cut back after the birth of her second child -- from 12-to-14 12-to-14 12-to-14. "I made a very conscious decision, after thoursrst month of slinking out to the car, that I wouldaye very upfronto 'These are my hours.