Sentence examples for gave friendly from inspiring English sources

Drivers gave friendly honks, but not everyone was nice.

Both women gave friendly greetings to a half-dozen neighbors and their children who walked by.

These days, locals give friendly warnings to foreigners: do not go downtown after dark.

And he has been given friendly coverage by Televisa, a TV giant eager to protect its dominant position.

They have secured a bigger budget allocation (see chart), allowing them to give friendly politicians a hand.

When you don't like it, it makes you want to intervene instead of giving friendly advice.

He's a captain (store manager), commander (new store manager), first mate (assistant store manager), or crew member (salesclerk), and he is so eager to chitchat that he gives "friendly" a bad name.

Let us give friendly support to all groups thinking in terms of a greater, truly hemispheric America, not merely Latin, not merely Anglo-Saxon, and not merely temporary while a Russian danger lasts.

They are looking to the U.S government to give "friendly advice" to its ally Mubarak to let them move ahead with these plans, allow international election observers, and otherwise make the electoral process democratic.

Don't give friendly "hugs" or anything like that.

Good Friends — It is generally acceptable to give friendly hugs to girls that you know fairly well, even if you aren't a couple.