Sentence examples for making a friendship from inspiring English sources

Aisling's father did not repeat his castigation of her for making a friendship he had never liked: what had happened was too terrible for petty blame.

Leonie buttered another piece of roll, and asked, 'Have you always lived in Sydney?' The biographical question had come; the first step in the ritual of making a friendship, as when children say, half boldly, half shyly, "What's your name?

If you are making a friendship token, it is a good idea to look up the meanings of the wood and herbs so that you can reflect the nature of your friendship through the meanings of the plant material that you use.

Ms. Webb was inspired to create an heirloom quilt for her grandson after joining a women's group that made a friendship quilt for her cousin, Barbara Bobrow.

They did not set out to make a book, but to make a friendship, and this fact accounts for many of the book's weaknesses as well as its strengths.

To find an example of what I meant, I quoted a famous Iraqi poet, Mutanabbi: 'The most bitter experience for a free man is to make a friendship with someone he doesn't like.' Saddam Hussein had enjoyed the interview, but he was very upset with the lady announcer, who had asked me about my baldness.

Understanding this helps make a friendship more meaningful.

Perry and Mayer could be trying to make a friendship work, but reports that they were kissing and holding hands make it look like things are a little more than just friendly.

Flirting can also just be an awkward preface to eat dollar pizza by oneself or a way to complicate work relationships or a way to make a friendship less cozy.

We used to text little minutia to each other, jokes and the things that make a friendship, but I don't even like doing that any more because it hurts me when she doesn't respond.

You could make a friendship pizza!