Sentence examples for concluded amicably from inspiring English sources
The initial encounter between Grant and the bailiff concluded amicably.
Negotiations were concluded amicably between City and Liverpool, who have maintained a working relationship despite the friction between Sterling and Ward on one side and Liverpool on the other.
At a news conference at City Hall on Wednesday, the mayor said that both sides had "jointly and amicably concluded that the proposed Ikea project is not in our mutual best interests".
They had a brief and amicably concluded love affair; a few months after the war ended, Deutsch founded his first publishing firm and Athill joined him as editor, marketing manager and box-packer.
At a news conference at City Hall this afternoon, the mayor of New Rochelle, Timothy C. Idoni, announced that after intense negotiations with Ikea officials in the last three weeks, both sides had "jointly and amicably concluded that the proposed Ikea project is not in our mutual best interests".
"We have done everything that we think is reasonable to amicably conclude this issue," Ross said.
Perhaps the surprise was how apparently amicably the deal was concluded, testament to the skill of the agents handling negotiations.
Both sides said the discussions ended amicably on Monday evening when Mr. Muti concluded that he could not devote the time required to a major American music directorship.
The good news is that it would be in both sides' interests to conclude negotiations quickly and amicably.
By late morning, after Manager Bobby Cox concluded the group therapy session with a more sporting refrain -- "Let's play some ball" -- Rocker and Lopez could be seen on the warning track in right field, chatting amicably.
