| mend fence | 15.47 | No fences were mended Sunday. | ||
| mend relation | 4.61 | But Iran has been moving of late to mend relations. | ||
| mend tie | 3.03 | Two leaders try to mend troubled ties. | ||
| mend way | 2.63 | Romario says he has mended his ways. | ||
| mend rift | 1.97 | Takes two to mend a rift. | ||
| mend relationship | 1.25 | He wanted to mend the relationship. | ||
| mend wound | 0.66 | Even old wounds are mended. | ||
| mend net | 0.59 | Fishermen were mending their nets. | ||
| mend bone | 0.53 | More women are running companies, fighting fires, mending bones. | ||
| mend damage | 0.53 | Quick editing on the computer mended any damage. | ||
| mend economy | 0.53 | Duhalde urged Argentines to remain calm while he tries to mend the economy and quell simmering social unrest. | ||
| mend difference | 0.39 | Despite various attempts to mend their differences, the French-Dutch dispute remains a major sticking point. | ||
| mend heart | 0.39 | Hearts are mended where they were broken. | ||
| mend shoe | 0.39 | My father used to mend our shoes. | ||
| mend bridge | 0.26 | Lazio, however, did mend some bridges. | ||
| mend division | 0.26 | Events in the Simpson trial have not helped to mend divisions in the slightest. | ||
| mend hole | 0.26 | Holes can be mended, sleeves shortened, sweaters restyled. | ||
| mend image | 0.26 | Of late, the government has moved to mend its image. | ||
| mend injury | 0.26 | He told viewers to touch their TV screens and concentrate on mending the injury. | ||
| mend road | 0.26 | The town needs to mend these roads. |