Sentence examples for given friendly from inspiring English sources

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

Drivers gave friendly honks, but not everyone was nice.

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

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

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.

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.

In this he was generally successful, given the friendly British stance.