Sentence examples for he mends fences from inspiring English sources

While he mends fences with his family Mr. Williams continues to attend 12-step meetings.

He has a 300-acre farm, where he mends fences and tinkers with old-fashioned farm equipment, cuts hay for livestock and splits wood.

Is he mending fences with party leaders and McCall supporters who resented his primary campaign?

In his two terms as president from 1989 to 1997 he mended fences with the wealthy Gulf states, led by Saudi Arabia, which had supported Saddam Hussein.

He mended fences with Andrew Toney, a former star guard who became alienated from the previous owners; another former star, Maurice Cheeks, is on the bench as an assistant coach; a third, World B. Free, is in the front office.

Analysts say his media appearances have had an important effect: They have helped put his party in first place in polls in the powerful Lombardy region, after he mended fences with a former ally, the Northern League, to back its candidate for regional president.

"He didn't have people back-stabbing him," Bermudez said, "and a lot of it was because of how he mended fences". Republicans described Nunez as a "bare-fisted partisan". But they also said he aggressively defended the prerogatives of the institution.

The deep rituals of the comedy circuit aren't really the point here, as becomes clear as Mr. Apatow forges into increasingly sticky territory, lavishing time on George's contrition tour as he unconvincingly mends fences with his estranged family and socializes with equal opportunity comedy offenders like Sarah Silverman and Norm Macdonald.

In Washington last month, she mended fences with George Bush's administration.

Instead, he came to be perceived as a threat, not least because he began mending fences with Mr Ocalan's group.

He also mended fences with Atlanta's pitching coach, Leo Mazzone.