Sentence examples for mend a relationship from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — As Pakistani civilian and military leaders arrive here this week for high-level meetings, the Obama administration will begin trying to mend a relationship badly damaged by the American military's tough new stance in the region.

Still, the law is viewed both by veterans and colleges as an opportunity to do right by today's combat-tested troops and mend a relationship that has badly frayed since the antiwar movement of the 1960s.

You can willingly mend a relationship only if it holds importance and priority in your life.

It is always better to mend a relationship than throw it away.

Maybe it's a concrete situation where you can go do something, whether it's help her figure out her car insurance situation, help her mend a relationship with a friend, or even help her save some money by helping her fix something yourself.

However, don't ignore anything that you have the ability to act constructively towards, such as paying off bills or mending a relationship.

The legislation is intended to "mend a broken relationship with the Pakistani people," as John Kerry, who co-sponsored the bill with Richard Lugar, put it.

In today's selection, Matthew Klam's "The Royal Palms," from 1995, we travel to an unnamed Caribbean island, where the story's narrator and his girlfriend, Diane, have gone hoping to mend a frayed relationship.