all right with one

Idioms  

1. Also, all right by one. Agreeable to someone. For example, If you want to practice now, that's all right with me. Although all right alone has signified acquiescence much longer (see all right, def. 5), the addition of with someone (or, sometimes, by someone) dates from the mid-1900s.

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Example Sentences

It knows you know that these people are going to be all right with one another by the episode's end, whatever they say – it's like a less hostile "All in the Family" – and doesn't mess with phony expectations of disaster.

From Los Angeles Times

“All right, with one exception, then.”

From Literature

He had the trapeze-bar all right with one hand; the thing was to let go with the other.

From Project Gutenberg

You can fetch Jake all right with one of these.

From Project Gutenberg

"They were very much interested,—and I wanted to make them all understand—it was important that they should all understand—" "And there are different ways of understanin'," added Mrs. Marx; "and there are a good many of 'em—the Hicks's, I mean; and so, when we thought we'd got it all right with one, we found somebody else was in a fog; and then he had to be fetched out."

From Project Gutenberg