The phrase "with some friends" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone is doing something in the company of their friends. Example: I went to the movies with some friends last night.
Blasey herself said she did not fault Keyser for not remembering the gathering or the alleged assault that Blasey did not tell anyone about until 2012 because who would remember hanging out with some friends 36 years ago when you were not assaulted.
I am 68, but still ride every week with some friends, maybe 60km at a time, but we enjoy a glass of wine and some parma ham afterwards.
Lewis Watson releases his EP 'Some Songs with Some Friends' on 16 December on Warner Bros Luke Sital-Singhh's 'Tornados' EP is out now on Parlophone; Hudson Taylor are on tour from 26 November until 13 December.
You can even take the kids out of the house so she can have some time with her friends.[4].
I'm with some friends riding the No. 1 down from Van Cortlandt Park when this guy sits across with this cute mutt in his lap.
Outside a soup kitchen opposite Catania station run by the Catholic charity Carita, Teame Habte, 20, from Eritrea, is munching on some bread with some friends, who give their ages as 15 and 16.
Most nights I'd rather share a bottle of wine with some friends than stay up till 6am getting sweaty and boggle-eyed on a bender.
It was more conceptual art, weirdos, minimalists… My first show was with some friends in 1999, in my early 20s.
Buoyed by obsequious applause, the like of which might make Kim Jong-Un blush, she continued: "I bet the President has some friends with 10,000 square foot houses.
Unlike Shaheen, Renu is planning to reactivate her Facebook account (through which she is connected with some 345 friends) soon, but says in future she will be more guarded about what she says.
Hangout with some friends.
