Sentence examples for friendly sons from inspiring English sources

He was a long time member of the friendly Sons of St .Patrick as well as the Rotary Club of Bronxville.

Member of A.O.H. Division 22, Knights of the Holy Sepulchre, Knights of Columbus, Dongan Council, Friendly Sons of St .Patrick of New York.

The Friendly Sons of St .Patrick of the City of Brooklyn, a social club, is marking its 150th anniversary by organizing one of Brooklyn's first large-scale Bloomsday-inspired events.

The Friendly Sons -- fresh off a six-week, directed reading of the whole of "Ulysses," which they completed with members of the St . Bonifaceparish -- plan to have a banner and a bagpiper accompanying the troop of celebrants, lest their presence go unnoticed.

Ten years ago, after complaining about the annual March 17 defection in a variety of settings -on playground benches, at parochial school functions and across bridge tables - the women collectively vowed to spend no more nights viewing televised footage of the St . Patricks Day parade while the Friendly Sons were off painting the town green.

If you should be looking out an apartment window in either complex tomorrow evening, you will see tuxedo-clad Friendly Sons in groups of twos and threes hopping into cabs bound for the Sheraton Centre, which in accordance with recent custom is the scene of their holiday revels.

Peter was a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre, Knight of St .Patrick and Friendly Son of St . Patrick

Another haven is the neighboring complex of Peter Cooper Village, where Kathleen Murray now lives with her husband, Harold, who is a Friendly Son, and their two children.

He was a good and loving family man, a loyal friend, a sorely disappointed NY Giants fan, and a "Friendly Son of St. Patrick" in the finest sense and tradition of that organization.

He was also a member of the Division 4 of the Ancient Order of Hiberians, the Friendly Son of St . Patrick the Americian Irish Historical Society, the Knights of Columbus, the American Catholic Committee and was former president of the St . Patricks Society of Queens.

When the eco-friendly son of Iceland's multimillionaire founder announced last week that the supermarket would cut palm oil from all its own-brand foods, he was lauded by environmentalists.