Sentence examples for natural friends from inspiring English sources
They are not, repeat not, your natural friends...
Many newspapers are owned by rich people, not exactly the natural friends of trades unions.
And the people Mr. Osborne polled were all Conservatives, by tradition and temperament the Republican Party's natural friends across the Atlantic.
"The trip was meant to appease our Latin American friends" who think "that the natural friends of Mexico should be its Latin American neighbors," said Jorge Eshiavon, a professor of international relations at CIDE, a university in Mexico City.
The Arabs are not natural friends with the Persians.
Creating a pleasant and productive environment for collaboration with both your natural friends and those who are different--but whom you are more or less obliged to get along with--will make your life in graduate school that much easier.
Even before the tax-cut spat, Mr Greenspan was not a natural friend.
"The US is our natural friend … We believe in [the] ancient principle that the entire world … is a global family".
Sarah quickly worked out, back in freedom, that the US government was not their natural friend; there are some sharp words about the "peacemaker" Dennis Ross.
Tasty enough and a natural friend of pork, cider vinegar is not actually that nutritious, still less a panacea or wonderdrug.
Hilferty and Slater use tarragon, too, but though its aniseedy flavour is a natural friend to fish, it's a bit sweet in this case.
