“on good terms with”造句，怎麼用on good terms with造句

We have been on good terms with our parents.

Get someone who is on good terms with him to try and persuade him.

Get someone who is on good terms with him to try and p

Penn also dealt fairly and honorably with the Indians, and the colony was on good terms with them.

I heard from Mary that last semester Susan found it difficult to stay on good terms with her roommate, Jenny.

We were on good terms with everyone in the village, and we even gave a salute to the local policeman as he passed on his bicycle.

She wanted to be on good terms with them but, while she strove to be polite, her eyes followed Mr. Holohan in his limping and devious courses.

He was a strong-minded man and knew that Love cannot be forced, so as he was not on good terms with his wife and had to live separately together with his 9-year-old son.

Indeed, the modern Christian notion that Paul was on good terms with the disciples who had known Jesus in his lifetime is simply not borne out in Paul's own letters.

You have to be on good terms with its frequenters.

The principal is on good terms with the teachers.

Though we don't see each other often, I am still on good terms with her.

I have been on good terms with Li Yan and I look on him as my closest friend.

He was on good terms with Jin Nong and Zheng Xie and was accomplished at painting pines, bamboos, plum blossoms and orchids.

But if you approach the warder in your corridor, and you a re on good terms with him, he will simply go to the stockroom and fetch a blanket.

I am on good terms with my colleagues.

Now, if you only kept on good terms with him, he'd do almost anything you liked with the clock.

America remains on good terms with Egypt’s new military masters without having alienated its youthful pro-democracy demonstrators—a neat balancing act whether by luck or design.

It's rather difficult for a cocky person to be on good terms with others.

Madeleine is on good terms with Sarah.

Back in Little Rock, most people were still trying to get on good terms with the new governor.