Sentence examples for getting a better relationship from inspiring English sources
But what they have the hardest time with is really getting a better relationship with that inner critic.
In fact, the official said, the Obama administration has been "pursuing and getting a better relationship with Spain and the new E.U.," with Mr. Zapatero visiting Washington twice.
Or might there be something around, as well, getting a better relationship in terms of how you solve problems in general or establishing a better way to handle small problems when dealing with your spouse?
"The outcome of the situation in Falkirk has no bearing on the importance for the future of getting a better relationship between Labour and the trade unions".
She added: "The outcome of the situation in Falkirk has no bearing on the importance for the future of getting a better relationship between Labour and the trade unions".
He's like an uncle to Katie and I sense she's got a better relationship with him than most daughters do with their fathers.
According to Sinodinos, the meeting was designed to get a better relationship with AWH, though he did not think it pertinent to mention it to his own board.
Because he's got a better relationship with her and better overall standing in the organization than you at this point, he agrees to do it.
"The time to decide in a referendum is when we know how Europe's going to develop and when we know whether we're going to get a better relationship". Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary, said Goverment policy was "confused".
"We have a tendency to say we are better than the US, but we have not got prison right". Lyon said that although there had been "numerous efforts to address racism in the prison system … we have yet to get a better relationship between justice authorities and black communities.
