Sentence examples for retaining friends from inspiring English sources

Mumsy's tendency to reach out and touch can have real consequences for you and your husband, at least in terms of retaining friends (and your sanity).

It's better to err on the safe side when it comes to retaining friends, securing a new job, or acknowledging a gift, because the thank-you note is a cornerstone of good etiquette.

"In case you did not know, the 'T' stands for Theodore, which in Greek means God's gift," Professor Cohen said, and continued ingeniously, "Thoughtful, Tolerant, Talented at retaining friends, Tenacious, Thorough, Thrifty, Tough-minded, Technologically adept, Temperate, and Tender, he has been a gift to each of the many lives he has touched".

*This is not recommended if you wish to retain friends or keep your family intact.

Although he has since taken American citizenship, he has retained, friends and critics say, the characteristically scrappy, anti-establishment views — and the wariness toward British "toffs" and others who would judge him — that are viewed here as part of the Australian birthright.

The secret to retaining good friends is dumping the stupid shitty ones.

Desperate to retain some friends, Kyle finally deletes Kip, leaving him with no friends.

And while some are forced to live at home for financial reasons, it is a positive choice for others, allowing them to retain local friends, maintain caring responsibilities or keep a part-time job.

And I have retained these friends; they've become my family, my support system, in this new home.

Huppenthal emphasized that he grew up in majority-Hispanic south Tucson and retains Latino friends from those years.

He was credited with keeping NBC on top as long as possible by retaining hits like "Friends" for two years longer than expected.