Sentence examples for amicable with from inspiring English sources

Cameron, says Peter Mandelson, is "very amicable, with a lively sense of humour.

But the eventual parting was amicable, with Tottenham wishing him well for the future.

The split is understood to be amicable, with both sides agreeing she will leave immediately without a payoff or compensation.

The uncoupling was "amicable", with "great mutual affection" on either side, which is hardly surprising as the deal has been of great benefit to both parties.

Did I want to remain amicable with my pretend partner, or break up spectacularly (one ad was titled: "I will be your jealous PSYCHO girlfriend for a week")?

Ms. Barnes, who serves as administrator, says relations with neighboring churches have been amicable, with ministers invited to events at the institute.

But those forecasts assume spending restraint that Congress is not showing.There is not even any guarantee that the Republicans will end up with an amicable settlement with the president this year.

It's a critical time to be on amicable terms with the White House, with regulations being finalized and with possible tax increases on the horizon.

She is on amicable terms with her ex, comedian Lenny Henry, with whom she raised their adopted daughter, Billie, who is now in her early 20s.

In Sabalito there's a building with a flag and an amicable official with gun and typewriter who'll point you towards Río Sereno on the Panama side.

Mr. McCarter says he has had an amicable relationship with Mr. Meineck but no relationship with anyone in the acting company.