Sentence examples for get on first-name terms from inspiring English sources

So, feel free to give the creatures a cuddle: just don't get on first-name terms.

Instead I will strive to get on first-name terms with my tailor".

Instead, belatedly, and in a very new-leaf way, I choose otherwise: I will strive to get on first-name terms with my tailor and I will outgrow that ubiquitous slouching phenomenon, the male kidult.

Instead I will strive to get on first-name terms with my tailor". And so began a quest for elegance that took in Mad Men, a wet shave and drinking lessons from a man who asked things such as: "Have you ever kissed a tree?" Vanity, vanity, all is vanity.

I got on first-name terms with the noise pollution lady at the council who helped me turn the volume down on a delusionary "singing" teacher and a karaoke-prone pub.

The director of the Institute of Economic Affairs IEAA) was secretly recorded telling an undercover reporter that funders could get to know ministers on first-name terms and that his organisation was in "the Brexit influencing game".

And most are on first-name terms with one another.

He might have done: after all, they were on first-name terms.

We are instantly on first-name terms, and no one dresses for dinner.

And, thanks to a gruelling regime of daily flyering, which has put us on first-name terms with blokes selling the Scotsman and the Big Issue, we've even got an audience.

The women are on first-name terms.