Sentence examples for live amicably from inspiring English sources

In his letters of appointment and elsewhere, he stressed above all else that the Goths must not oppress the Roman population, must not plunder their goods or ravage their fields, and must try to live amicably with them.

In Pushkin Hills, the almost Wodehouse-like escapades in the countryside are constantly menaced by the obligations and difficulties Boris has fled — how to be a writer in the Soviet Union, how to live amicably with his wife and daughter.

Richard, a private security worker and military veteran from Virginia, said he believes white people and people of color can live amicably together if people of color stop making whites apologize for "past transgressions".

It has a reputation for aggression, but is monogamous and lives amicably alongside its neighbours over a lifespan of up to 30 years.

Although the Griffiths and Ms. Harkness are living amicably, they are cognizant of the problems that can arise, and recently finished the paperwork to make their house into condominium units with the help of a New York lawyer, Stephen Raphael.

No one has contradicted the view that Hindus and Sikhs have lived together amicably for 400 years, and that the violence of the Sikh extremists in Punjab in the last three years is an exception.

"It's sometimes difficult to get five people of different ages, lifestyles and jobs living together amicably in a small building," she said, "but it works very nicely for us".

Nowhere else in the world can you find the dominant ethnic group (here, the rendang-loving Malays, who make up about 53% of the population) living so amicably with such a big and economically powerful minority (the kway teoh-eating Chinese, about 26%, not to mention the Indians, another 8%).

The Pitahawiratas and the Chauis seem to have lived together amicably from the time of their arrival in Nebraska.

My wife and I, soon to be amicably divorced, were fortunate enough to be living in a large, rambling country home.

I am sure there is ample scope for an agreement that will allow both parties to continue to live and work amicably alongside each other".