friend of a friend , FOAF (abbreviation)

A friend of a friend had finally taken me to his home.

I always play the friend of a friend, never the lead.

One girl called a friend of a friend for a ride, according to the police report.

I am a man without prejudice, and nothing is too good for a friend of a friend.

A friend of a friend, he grew up in the neighborhood.

It has nothing to do with my cousin, but I think she's a friend of a friend.

Friend of a friend said I should push the boat out.

So then I had spoken maybe 10 or 15 words to this guy, who was a friend of a friend.

I heard about this job through a friend of a friend."

I've only know a friend of a friend who died from taking heroin.

This friend of a friend had picked a smart one.

A friend of a friend built a home in that development and had a bad experience with the owner.

As a friend of a friend said: "Men are good for only two things.

I met him recently through a friend of a friend."

I was told by a friend of a friend.

Perhaps your 'friend of a friend' forgot to tell you that one because it involved good news.

It happened to a friend of a friend, not to the storyteller.

Or didn't you hear it from a friend of a friend?"

Later that same afternoon I was talking to a friend of a friend that's a senior.

"You can ask a friend of a friend for a favor, but that's about it."

"A friend of a friend dropped him off," he said.

A friend of a friend had some materials I needed for the job."

The next week, at the opera, I was chatting with a friend of a friend.

Then a friend of a friend offered him work that paid $1,000 a week."

"But you've never even met old Herbert," the friend of a friend said.