Sentence examples for unfriendly terms from inspiring English sources

Coulson himself previously has said he was on "not unfriendly terms" with Hayman.

The other brother finally relented, but the two parted on unfriendly terms.

Hooker on unfriendly terms with Lincoln and especially Halleck moved the Federal forces northward, keeping between Lee's army and Washington.

Although Chōshū, another powerful domain, shared the anti-Tokugawa stand of Satsuma, they were on unfriendly terms with each other.

But the consuls Lentulus and Marcellus, who had previously been on unfriendly terms with Caesar, resolved to use all means in their power to prevent him from gaining his object.

All the news from out West, much of it conveyed by Cassady's "haggard" wife Carolyn, with whom Ginsberg had been on unfriendly terms since she disturbed him in bed with Neal, "sounds evil... except letters from Gary".

The easy thing would have been to fix it: put in a sentence here or there, take out the unfriendly term "storm trooper," adjust the essay's tone to make it more sympathetic to the plight of the police.

There's even an unfriendly term in German that, although rarely spoken openly, appears to define the societal perspective on working mothers and the stigma attached to leaving young children in child care: "Rabenmutter," which translates as "cruel mother".

Too often, house sellers find themselves on the short end, with high commissions and unfriendly contract terms.

Unless the world economy becomes unfriendly, a second term might look rather like his first.

In spite of their shared worldview, however, the two men became personally unfriendly as the term went on.