be on good terms in a sentence

Examples

1. Instead of worrying about how to be on good terms with your manager, focus on how to succeed in your job.
2. Although Erasmo was a member of the Opposition, he was known to be on good terms with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
3. The 37-year-old duchess and Andrew were divorced a year ago after 10 years of marriage, and appear to be on good terms.
4. He appears to be on good terms with Mandy, being one of the few authority figures for whom she has full respect.
5. Alan King, a stockman, stayed at Wonnangatta in late December 1917 and recalled that Bamford seemed to be on good terms with Barclay.
6. When Kwasniewski took office in December 1995, many had expected he would replace Wilecki but the two appeared to be on good terms.
7. Eddie and Dinah seemed to be on good terms on this particular night-- remarkable in light of their stormy breakup only two years earlier.
8. When Iraq becomes a self-governing democracy, it will need to be on good terms with Turkey, the most advanced Muslim democracy in the area.
9. William Deans however, always prepared to be on good terms with the M
   
   ori, possibly because he had taken the trouble to learn their language.
10. An inspector had to be on good terms with the police, the fishermen and the mean, hard-drinking types from the slums around the fish farms.