Meanings of finding friends in English

I'm very lucky and I have the knack of finding friends easily.'

In Part Three, we discussed finding friends and people to follow.

Another method of finding friends and relatives was by printing notices on vehicles.

They were finding friends in the new neighbourhood; yet Daisy Jasper could not be superseded.

Having a hard time finding friends on the mountain?

He was a celebrity, and celebrities rarely had trouble finding friends-oracquaintances and suck-ups ,anyway

Railroads are also finding friends among environmentalists.

The musicians knew Schumann's work, and he rejoiced at finding friends of his art in a far-away country.

I spoke of the hopes that I based upon Castelroux's finding friends to recognize me-hopes that were passing slender.

Going back to his shop and finding friends there, he again began drinking, eating caviare, and airing his views.

If Marty Miller was to secure the political agreements he needed, he would have to start finding friends elsewhere-insideAfghanistan.

Further, we knew the difficulty of finding friends and necessities in the area but we knew it could be done.

From fitting in and finding friends to the troubles of puberty and dealing with loss, the issues are universally applicable and timeless.

After rushing season was over, he rarely entered that fraternity house, chumming mostly with Carl, but finding friends in other fraternities or among non-fraternity men.

"You are always finding friends, Richard," said he; "no matter what your misfortunes, they are ever double discounted.