Sentence examples for less amicably from inspiring English sources

Today, the Engineer and El Chapo share the Tijuana plaza more or less amicably.

They have not seen each other in the 25 years since they more or less amicably ended their relationship.

But after a half-hour, and several promises of assistance, the meeting ended more or less amicably.

If the Europeans really want to keep Syriza out of power, the best answer would be quickly to forgive a big chunk of debt.The three heads of the troika have worked more or less amicably, but reform is overdue.

They bought the house at the address that Jesse James had once called home, and they lived there more or less amicably for the forty-eight years it took Virgil Wilson to smoke himself to death.

Charles, a "small-college professor" in his early 50's, more or less amicably settled into domestic banality in a leafy suburb, decides to attend his 30th college reunion.

What's more, American Express has the ability to forcibly shut down AmEx card support through Google Wallet should things end less than amicably.

It's all been teed up nicely - Friday night football under the floodlights and in front of the TV cameras, United's Paul Paton and Chris Erskine coming back to play against the club they helped promote and Tangerines manager Jackie McNamara returning to the place he left less than amicably.

They also wondered whether Iñárritu was doomed without Guillermo Arriaga, his significant writing partner through "Babel" but with whom he had soon after less-than-amicably split over a simmering credit argument that began on "21 Grams".

Hiro left the company amicably after less than a year.

By 2002, the band had lost bassist Stuart David (amicably) and Campbell (less so) and wreaked havoc on Murdoch's health.