Sentence examples for relations go from inspiring English sources

According to Firsing, these military relations go on to affect Russian-African relations and economic partnerships in other industries.

[Excerpts, Page A20.] Justice Anthony M. Kennedy objected in dissent that the court was unwisely substituting "judicial judgment for the executive's discretion and authority," in effect establishing a rule that after six months, "foreign relations go into judicially supervised receivership".

In The Washington Post recently, Robert Kagan advised his fellow conservatives to show maturity and readiness to govern: "Blocking the treaty will produce three unfortunate results: It will strengthen Vladimir Putin, let the Obama administration off the hook when Russia misbehaves and set up Republicans as the fall guy if and when U.S.-Russian relations go south".

Intimate relations go more brutally awry in Honeymoon (Arrow, 15), a promising lo-fi horror effort about newlyweds jerked from connubial bliss by unseen, insidious forces, kicked up several notches by the hard-driving performances of Harry Treadaway and ex-Games of Thrones star Rose Leslie.

"The relations go very deep and very far.

As far as human relations go, the concept of yin-yang duality allows you to better see the dance between masculine and feminine energies.

It may be an exaggeration to say that as Chinese-American relations go, so goes the world, but it's probably not far from the mark.

Relations went downhill from there on.

From 2007 to 2009, he served as China's ambassador to Japan, a period before relations went sour.

But the following year relations went back into deep freeze after Pyongyang conducted a nuclear test.

When US-Iranian relations went sour, the Iranians were left with $6 trillion in cash they couldn't use.