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It has been said that "good fences make good neighbors."

Based on past experience, I was inclined toward the "good fences make good neighbors" policy.

This created a "good fences make good neighbors" policy between the trenches.

"Good fences make good neighbors," the poet assured us more than 90 years ago.

The saying that good fences make good neighbors is probably true, but it doesn't take into account visitors who are passing by.

You know, how good fences make good neighbors.

Good fences make good neighbors, but only if they are installed with the benefit and blessing of a survey.

Good fences make good neighbors, so the poet Robert Frost wrote.

It seemed too much like the kind of "good fences make good neighbors" policy that this ship and crew were intended to challenge.

The speaker questions the need for the wall but "He only says, 'Good fences make good neighbors.' "

The old thinking was "good fences make good neighbors," where each department had exclusive jurisdiction over assigned missions.

"Good fences make good neighbors" are the last words, but they are not the last word.

Sarek had read it carefully, and thought he understood the concept, "Good fences make good neighbors."

The two families live next door to each other and ascribe to the adage that "good fences make good neighbors."

Wasn't it Willie Sutton who said good fences make good neighbors?

In the Balkans, good fences make good neighbors.

Who says good fences make good neighbors?

Good fences make good neighbors, I guess.

If good fences make good neighbors, a decent temporary wall seems to help make better roommates.

AS the old saying goes, good fences make good neighbors, but as I’ve found out, it’s more complicated than that.

"There's a 'good fences make good neighbors' attitude."

The neighbor, mending the wall with Frost, says, "Good fences make good neighbors."

"There's that old saying, good fences make good neighbors and this is kind of doing away with that fence," Dimond said.

Morris seems to have totally missed the point of Frost's poem, which concludes with the observation that good fences make good neighbors.

Robert Frost wrote that good fences make good neighbors, but two neighboring communities northwest of Jerusalem didn't agree.