Sentence examples similar to amicable allies from inspiring English sources
"Turkey and the US have had friendly, amicable relations, allies and strategic partners for a very long time, and we do not believe that they are going to stand by the leader of this terrorist organisation," Yıldırım said.
Mr Kerry will claim that the last Democratic president delivered eight years of peace, prosperity, balanced budgets and amicable relations with America's allies.
As one of the earliest allies of the Tokugawas, the Maeda continued to maintain amicable relations with them throughout the period of Tokugawa rule, and the children of the two houses frequently intermarried.
But Labour has the opportunity to make that separation amicable; it will be obligatory for all progressive parties to ally with the Scots as – inevitably – the authoritarians of Ukip try to prevent Sturgeon's second referendum.
Reading Burleigh, one would not suspect that during the mid-90s the Taliban regime in Afghanistan enjoyed amicable relations with the US, which viewed it as pro-western and a valuable ally against Iran.
How amicable is too amicable?
The parting seems amicable.
American Amicable disputes that.
The couples are amicable.
