Sentence examples for worked out a compromise from inspiring English sources

We worked out a compromise that was long overdue: I'm finding other outlets for my anxiety (yoga, cooking, campy sitcoms); he now uses various forms of the verb "to plan" (I am planning, we should plan, let's plan) with a frequency that I find soothing.

Eventually, Mr. Mullen, Mr. Bizzak and the two other projected roommates -- Jason Metoxen and Scott Siverling, who work as physical therapists at the Jewish Home & Hospital on Kingsbridge Road in the Bronx -- worked out a compromise together with their broker and the leasing manager.

Couldn't they have just worked out a compromise?

But they have apparently worked out a compromise.

Once they became a couple, they worked out a compromise.

In 1389 Richard gained the upper hand and worked out a compromise with his enemies.

The two sides were working out a compromise when the accident occurred.

"When we met last week, Speaker Boehner requested that Senator McConnell and I work out a compromise," Mr. Reid said, referring to the minority leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.

United States trade officials said, however, that they still held out hope of working out a compromise to the long-running dispute, one of several threatening trans-Atlantic relations.

Mr. Leahy said he would consider working out a compromise with the administration to allow some aid to move forward without certification.

Boehner could wrap all of this up by Christmas, in fact, if all the Congressional leaders now began working out a compromise bill that covered everything.