Sentence examples for friendly wanted from inspiring English sources

"I mean he was friendly, wanted to be cooperative," the detective said in Federal District Court in Manhattan last week.

But Neil Lovatt of Scottish Friendly wants a contribution scheme "that limits the government to matching pension contributions up to a defined monthly limit".

The blackmailer, "FriendlyChemist", wanted money to pay off debts to another Silk Road user, "redandwhite".

"It seemed like some friendly board wanted to give them something".

"People from the United Kingdom have very nice clothes, and they're very friendly – they want to take photos with me! You're a very friendly people, you're gentlemen, although quite pedantic.

Friendly owner wants to pat the bubba's cheek?

"If you're too friendly, people want to take advantage of you and hit you up for loans or whatever," Mr. Fox explained yesterday.

"I have a great anger and antipathy toward the Bush administration, but my problem is that when I meet human beings, I tend to be friendly and want to talk to them," he said.

The vast majority of locals are incredibly hospitable, friendly and want you to have the best possible experience of their culture.

You're showing you're harmless, friendly, and wanting to engage.

A penguin will seem friendly and want to get to know you, but it is never a good idea to give out personal information.