Sentence examples for To agreeing from inspiring English sources
verb
To harmonize in opinion, statement, or action; to be in unison or concord; to be or become united or consistent; to concur.
- All parties agree in the expediency of the law.
"I'm not accustomed to agreeing with Rupert Murdoch," he says.
"We're very, very close to agreeing that (Remy)", Kinnear said.
The two clubs are close to agreeing a fee.
But board members said that the community had never been closer to agreeing on a plan.
In fact, it has come close at times to agreeing to a further settlement and apology.
The private companies planning the pipeline are close to agreeing a deal, say Israeli officials.
Erekat, the Palestinian negotiator, suggested they were close to agreeing to indirect talks.
Liverpool's long-serving defender Martin Skrtel is close to agreeing a £5.5m move to Fenerbahce.
Officials had indicated earlier they were close to agreeing on a new route.
But despite being close to agreeing to give the post to Harri, he eventually appointed Coulson.
But Hamilton and the Giants reportedly are not close to agreeing on contract terms.
