Sentence examples for friendly to a from inspiring English sources

"I feel friendly to a lot of the white kids, and still e-mail some of them," she said.

But there's a broader lesson: if a city is friendly to a toddler, it is friendly to human beings generally.

The staff are friendly to a fault, and are able to second-guess their guests: my wine glass was repeatedly refilled at lunch without any request.

The majority of the boys probably envied my 6-foot-4-inch height but were not at all friendly to a newcomer from the wild West.

I toured with Australia in the West Indies the following year but struggled because the wickets weren't very friendly to a pace bowler.

Here's O'Reilly summing up that sentiment: "I think that you are much more friendly to a nanny state than I am.

That's what has been going on for the past couple of years as the market becomes increasingly friendly to a-la-carte programming.

"Many times, that is not necessarily friendly to an older consumer".

The Taliban commander in the Sayed Abad district, Juma Khan, reached by cellphone, was initially friendly to an Afghan caller.

For all their invective, Mr. Fadhil and his classmates were friendly to an outsider and curious about the United States.

From the French Open to an Argentina-Brazil friendly to an Oscar Pistorius 400-meter run to the Belmont Stakes to Yankees-Mets, Saturday will be a sports marathon.