(1) It's better that we keep on good terms with our neighbours.

(2) I began to keep on good terms with him since we were in the high school.

(3) Exploit the customer resource, keep on good terms with customer , especially key customers.

(4) It's a good idea to keep on good terms with everybody, but especially with your wife, your banker, your stomach, and your conscience.

(5) With a sense of humor, you can always keep on good terms with others.

(6) Tom fell between two stools by trying to keep on good terms with Henry and James at the same time, for the two were bitter enemies.