Sentence examples for to be on good terms with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaplan said he had come to be "on good terms" with the College Board and test makers.

Frankly, one needs to be on good terms with the customs officials," says one furniture manufacturer, who claims to have 80 tonnes in his store.

The outgoing president has reasons to be on good terms with the new one: his war on organised crime has left him with a price on his head and in need of protection when he leaves office.

One does not have to be a friend of the king; one does not have to hang out with the rich and the comfortable; and one does not even have to be on good terms with the religious authorities.

Instead, try to be on good terms with everyone without becoming stuck in one social circle; your happiness will grow as a result.

It pays to be on good terms with the neighbours in this remote corner of Poland, one of the last tracts of wilderness in Europe where these animals still roam freely.

She was someone he was "on good terms with but not a friend", he says.

As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons.

As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons.

You better be on good terms with Red.

Be on good terms with your parents.