mend fences , auch: mend one's fences

Before long, she would have mended fences with her father.

"She might feel I'm just saying it to try and mend fences."

Then I would try hard as hell to mend fences.

"It seems it's time once again to try mending fences between our two countries."

They have too much work to do, mending fences and hearts.

Carla was able to mend fences with her mother though.

Some time later, however, they mended fences, becoming best friends.

I'm sure she regrets everything and would like to mend fences.

There's also a transition that must be made to mend fences.

Is it too late to mend fences with your ex-wife?

Both men acknowledged the game as an opportunity to mend fences.

"I thought maybe we could talk in private and mend fences," Jazz said.

But I've still got work to do mending fences with everyone else."

Is this your way of mending fences and keeping my friendship?

I have decided to try to mend fences, so to speak."

However, they mend fences when age catches up with them and become thick friends.

Do you feel you will have to mend fences now?

This could be an opportunity to mend fences and strengthen family ties.

"They will eat each other up unless I keep on mending fences.

But he mended fences with the Legislature, moved to the center, and easily won his first full term.

Q: Was part of the reason for the retreats to mend fences?

We use the positive parts of memory to mend fences."

He is trying to mend fences with his peers.

That, he said, was to mend fences with Washington.

Also while there, they attempt to mend fences with his estranged family, which does not go well.