Sentence examples for makes friendly from inspiring English sources

Sir Terry is less clear: he's a major architect and master-planner, but makes friendly noises about incremental improvements to high streets and neighbourhoods.

While cleaning my teeth, my hygienist often makes friendly conversation.

Moore, a soft-spoken 57-year-old with a tattoo of a heart on his middle finger and a pure white mullet, makes friendly jokes despite his dread.

Another is Jean-Francois Lisée, the former Minister for Montreal, an ex-journalist who is fluently bilingual, makes friendly noises towards the province's Anglophones (he told me once that they are a "distinct society" in Quebec, which is a loaded term in these parts) and is a hard-core sovereignist.

Franco has made friendly overtures to Gen. de Gaulle.

I jumped in and we made friendly small talk.

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

The national media is mercilessly lampooning Mitt's efforts to make friendly with the locals.

If the Rag & Bone designers David Neville and Marcus Wainwright set out to make friendly clothes, without a lick of irony, they succeeded.

VF has made friendly overtures in Warnaco's direction for some time, but is disinclined to make a hostile deal.

He went to Hollywood, got a part in that movie, and then made "Friendly Persuasion" and "This Angry Age".