Sentence examples for would be friendly from inspiring English sources

"I was thinking they would be friendly," he said.

So a restaurant that features Cuban, Puerto Rican and Dominican fare might not seem like a place that would be friendly territory for him.

It did so in part to ensure that any future Taliban government in Afghanistan would be friendly to Pakistan, the documents said.

WASHINGTON — President Obama pressed Congress on Saturday to "finish its work" on health care, dismissing criticism from Republicans as he sought to build a case that the legislation would be friendly to families and small businesses.

Together with the Brazilian investment bank BTG Pactual, the BNDES private equity arm had committed itself to provide up to 2.5 billion euros in financing, but that was based on the assumption that the deal would be friendly.

Also, he reasoned, they might file a petition for review in a court they thought would be friendly to their cause a covert but widespread practice known in the legal profession as "forum shopping".

"We thought they would be friendlier to the environment but in fact their choices have been even worse than the previous government.

And I already have one idea, because in our latest survey, 8 out of 10 Americans admit that they would be friendlier to strangers if the stranger compliments them first.

They suggested I'd be friendly with Middle East terrorist organizations, and even tried to link me to a dead communist dictator.

"We guaranteed them we'd be friendly, that we wouldn't be too acerbic or make fun of them," Isaak said. .

He thought he had it all figured out -- he'd be friendly and warm, perfectly aglow with futuristic ideas, but with tons of experience, too!