Sentence examples for inevitably friendly from inspiring English sources

"The Franchise" was born last year as a co-production of Showtime and Major League Baseball, promising an unusually close but inevitably friendly look at the daily life of the game in something close to real time.

The longer you spend as a novelist, through, the more you inevitably make friendly connections.

MRF is the patron of Sachin Tendulkar, perhaps India's most beloved player, and over the next few weeks whenever I arrived in a dusty hill station or crowded city with the bat slung over my shoulder, I was inevitably greeted with friendly cries of "Sachin!" and followed by a crowd of boys wielding their own bats fashioned from wooden planks.

Inevitably, Fox is less friendly to Tilton than those authors.

The duty to offer friendly advice inevitably interferes with the duty to admonish and if necessary to sack.

So long as this is not accompanied by pitchforks and flaming torches, we take this as the equivalent of Howdy and settle in for a friendly chat, which inevitably results in an invitation for lunch.

A friendly security guard would inevitably do the separating thumb trick, and give him a quarter.

We hadn't been playing for score, and we had given each other putts and taken other friendly liberties — as golfers inevitably do when they're just fooling around.

An FA probe inevitably leads to an FA rap, two headline-friendly terms that cannot help but conjure up images rather different to their intended meaning.

Inevitably, the rest of my friends gave me some friendly ribbing for being "tough" and "not taking shit".

Inevitably, doctors (and insurers) flee the states that are friendliest to plaintiffs.