honeymoon period造句

Once they decide to work with you on a small project the honeymoon period begins.

There was always a honeymoon period when Mum started a new job.

The "honeymoon period" implies post-honeymoon strife; the "seven-year itch" suggests that we tire of our mate at year seven.

For a brief honeymoon period, Cerberus was hailed as a possible savior of the American auto industry.

Keep in mind that most abusers are charming and apologetic after the abuse; there is a honeymoon period.

The development of Soviet Union and China economic relations in "honeymoon period" has had the significant influence to them.

New chief executives usually have a honeymoon period in which they can reveal problems and blame them on the old management before having to prove their own worth.

Perhaps, as the article said, she and Jon were in one of those classic crunch times, when the honeymoon period (six months max) is over.

Alan Lichtman of American University says the key for Mr. Obama is to act immediately, at the start of his administration when he will enjoy a so-called honeymoon period of political goodwill.

Dieticians at Newcastle University said both partners try to please and impress one another during the "honeymoon period", and so change their dietary habits to suit their other half.