Sentence examples similar to speak on terms from inspiring English sources

"The project for a Brazilian iPad is in doubt," said one Brazilian official, speaking on terms of anonymity to Reuters.

"He wants to lift morale," the Sun reporter said of Mr. Murdoch, speaking on terms of anonymity out of concern that his job might be at risk.

Now I feel we can speak on equal terms with people from established food regions.

"It is important that the people and the press start speaking on civil terms that honor this nation instead of tearing it down," she said.

One small thing you should probably know, though, in case you're not on speaking terms: Death is on the guest list.

If you are not on speaking terms, do what you can (within reason) to resume speaking terms.

Terry and Bridge will hardly be on speaking terms, and are likely to turn their backs on each other.

They aren't even on speaking terms.

The governments are still on speaking terms.

We're not exactly on speaking terms.

Russia and Georgia, meanwhile, are still not on speaking terms.