bury the hatchet
bury your differences

We never buried the hatchet or tried to make things right.

I always wanted them to bury the hatchet if nothing else.

But the political left has not been alone in trying to bury the hatchet.

It took five years for the two to be able to bury the hatchet.

"So you want me to come and help her bury the hatchet?"

Maybe she wants to bury the hatchet and get involved with the wedding.

I'm sorry to this day that he and I could not have buried the hatchet as well.

Can the brothers save the world and bury the hatchet?

"I just thought it was time we buried the hatchet, that's all."

If Robin did lose, would she really bury the hatchet?

Besides, even if I wanted to bury the hatchet with him, he'd never believe it.

Are you guys going to bury the hatchet or what?"

"We did bury the hatchet, not in each other's head."

"Is it so terrible to bury the hatchet and search for common ground?"

Later that evening, the four boys meet back at the bar and bury the hatchet.

Now the time has come for them to bury the hatchet - or at least try to."

Your dad was ready to bury the hatchet with his old enemy.

Then, to bury the hatchet, she gives Stewart another video.

The two seemed to bury the hatchet when they were both on the jury, and are reportedly now good friends.

"I've come to bury the hatchet, as the old saying goes.

After the race, the two men met and sensibly buried the hatchet.

It looks like they buried the hatchet for now.

Later, Bob urged the blue team to try to "move forward" and bury the hatchet.

Usually, by that time in an American campaign, contestants make a show of burying the hatchet.

"However divided the country may be, the elections start the process of burying the hatchet."