Sentence examples for reconciled over from inspiring English sources

"Welcome as this move is, there are still important issues to be reconciled over care trusts," he added.

In her remarks today, Mrs. Clinton said the two had reconciled over lunch with Edward I. Koch.

Have you seen James Crowley, the Cambridge Police sergeant who arrested you, since you sat down with him and the president and reconciled over beers?

From Tokyo, there was quite surprising news that Japan and South Korea have reconciled over the issue of second world war sex slaves.

Are we going to have to endure some kind of excruciating standoff between the two of them over several episodes, only to see them joyfully reconciled (over Mini-Den's twitching corpse?) at Christmas time?

One we've already reconciled over?

She is as impressed with her husband's strength as he is with her beauty, and they reconcile over the body.

The countries have yet to resolve a longstanding territorial dispute and reconcile over the Japanese army's use of tens of thousands of Korean women as sex slaves before and during the war.

With the Whigs unable to reconcile over slavery, whereas the Democrats could unite behind the Compromise, the Whigs won only four states, and former New Hampshire senator Franklin Pierce was elected president.

While, as a Jew, I do not subscribe to the risen Christ -- and can't really reconcile giving over the suffering of someone else's punishment as reparation for my own sins -- it's more than clear that the Catholic church in specific, with its direct lineage from Judaism, understands guilt and denial almost as well as we do.

Adrian was gradually reconciled with him over the years, coming to stay with his half-siblings when he studied for his bar exams in London.