Sentence examples for is very amicable from inspiring English sources

Dave Jones is very amicable as Ray Stubbs interviews surrounded by celebrating Pompyites.

We are chatting and it is very amicable.

After the turbulence of the past, Tevez's current relationship with City is very amicable.

It's been very amicable.

"It was very amicable," she says.

De Jongh said his conversations with the new management of the Evening Standard, now owned by Alexander Lebedev, had been "very amicable".

Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary, said later that Mr. Gates's meetings here were "very amicable and positive" on issues that included the NATO effort in Afghanistan, but that Mr. Gates "made our concerns very clear" on the arms sale.

How did you decide on a new name after your separation in 2011 from Louis Dreyfus? A. The Louis Dreyfus family changed ownership and didn't want to be associated with real estate anymore in the U.S., and so it was very amicable.

"Or 'Here comes the funny!' That makes me go, 'Oh, God.' " (In an e-mail message, the Weinstein Company's Harvey Weinstein wrote, "The parting on 'Wild West' was very amicable and we wish the project the very best". The movie is now being distributed by Picturehouse, the specialty division of New Line Cinema and HBO).

Although Gerrard insists his decision to part company with Liverpool has been "very amicable", the admission that he would have signed an extension had one been on the table in the summer raises fresh questions over Fenway Sports Group's handling of the situation.

"It's very amicable and it's something that we both want to do.