Sentence examples for better terms with from inspiring English sources

Now we're on better terms with the world and that's a good thing.

"Then he will have to resume contacts on better terms with the Arabs," he said.

WILL Bashar Assad be on better terms with Yasser Arafat than his father was?

Minaj is on better terms with Jessie J and Ariana Grande, as seen on their three‑way, Bang Bang.

Emma took the death very hard, and felt guilty for not having been on better terms with her mother.

But these clients, to protect themselves, may now demand better terms with downgraded banks, like increased collateral.

Therefore, 'government-industry-academia triple helix' is a better term with a G-I-A order to reflect China's case, in which academia (includes university/research institution) conducting R&D, with the government playing a dominant one role.

And thanks to the 27-year-old artist's latest short film, it will now be impossible for me to think about the gummies without envisioning Eric Wareheim of Tim & Eric being frisky (for lack of a better term) with a butt plug.

Murray came out swinging, or in better terms, serving with verve.

Mr. Riggio told the analysts on the conference call that he hoped for better terms next year, with more news in January.

We want to stay in the EU, but on better terms and with dignity, not like dogs on the run from the Germans and the other northerners".