Sentence examples for burying differences from inspiring English sources

Where Onions groups together its two figurative meanings—"abandon" and "conceal" (as in "burying differences" and in "burying the evidence")—the Crystals enter each separately, give three varying synonyms apiece, and five references all told.

In his fantasy US, politicians bury differences in bipartisan harmony.

Speaking from exile in Saudi Arabia, the former prime minister Nawaz Sharif offered to bury differences with Bhutto to forge a united front.

The union's biggest challenge is not the armed struggles in member countries, but rather its ability to bury differences and move forward in putting together the pieces of the puzzle.

Already there are signs of leavers and remainers starting to bury differences over the referendum, moving on to the pragmatic question of who is best placed to manage the crisis ahead – and of course, where their own personal interests lie.

Whether they do so depends, to a disconcerting degree, on Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg burying their differences.

Congress, which only narrowly approved the war that Mr Bush's father waged against Saddam Hussein, is burying partisan differences.

But privately, officials of the smaller countries at the conference said the energies that could be released by burying historic differences would remain bottled up until the two heavyweights of the region, India and Pakistan, made a turn away from confrontation.

It would be a pity to forget a century of good, hard work or the 60 years we have spent burying our differences and throw it all away at the toss of a coin.

(And living proof that we humans need to do a better job of getting over ourselves and burying our differences).

Usually in a boat, both of them happy and absorbed, they could bury their differences.