Sentence examples for on terms with from inspiring English sources

"You can usually get on terms with people by helping them to kill something," he advises.

Tichenor jokingly calls for a mimosa to loosen him up, but Anderson is not on terms with defeatism.

His recovery was every bit as impressive as Schumacher's but he could not get on terms with Alonso to challenge for second in the closing stages.

With no further upgrades in Korea from Japan, Alonso must stay on terms with the German to the close at Brazil.

A Nike spokeswoman said her company, based in Beaverton, Ore., considered making a bid for the Olympic contract, but could not agree on terms with the committee.

But since then, Tyumen's owners, the influential Alfa Group and an American-Russian group called Access-Renova, have been unable to agree on terms with Mr. Potanin.

It is a good policy to keep on good terms with him on account of selling my plants.

Of course, I must keep on good terms with Dr. Rose on account of my sets.

That seems limiting; surely it is not only on bad terms with Muslims, and on unquestionably good terms with everyone else.

I'm still on great terms with them and on very rare occasions, write for them.

Kofi, on the other hand, was someone who was on good terms with everybody.