Sentence examples for icy relationship from inspiring English sources

>>>Ann McIlroy writes from Ottawa on Canada's increasingly icy relationship with Iran.

Their icy relationship (captured by Mr. Obama's "you're likable enough, Hillary" comment) and their prodigious fund-raising kept the Democratic contest going until June.

The agreement between the union and the city comes amid what has been an increasingly icy relationship between Michael Mulgrew, the union's president, and Mr. Klein.

To tap into that support, Mr. Romney has had to rebuild a once icy relationship with Mr. McCain, who confronted him in pointed exchanges during the 2008 debates.

Mr. Assad had surprised Middle East observers by attending King Hussein's funeral, a visit that marked a warming in what had been an icy relationship with Jordan.

An added bonus with the state's cranky voters: he has had an icy relationship with Mr. Davis, even sparring with the governor over parking spaces at the Capitol.

But in a diplomatic sense, the decision plunged one of the ecclesiastical world's icier relationships into an even deeper freeze.

His resignation is effective next Friday, the same day Mr. Obama is to meet at the White House with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, with whom the president has had an icy, if polite, relationship.

His production of Sharman Macdonald's The Winter Guest, first at the Almeida in London and then on screen, beautifully caught the atmosphere of an icy Scotland where human relationships seemed tinged by frost.

Although the elder Jones said he believed he and his son remained close, their relationship often seems icy.

Her relationship with her icy mother was opaque, to say the least (Eve told her at the age of four that "you are not my daughter") and she took up music as an escape.