Sentence examples for amicable dinner from inspiring English sources
He and the town's priest enjoy an amicable dinner, and the mayor is present, together with his fur-draped wife, for the rousing sermon that the man of God delivers at the climax, clasping Russia and its resurgent pride to the bosom of the Orthodox Church.
The memo, written by staff at the US embassy in Paris, records "an amicable 7 December dinner meeting with ambassador-at-large Henry Crumpton [and] Russian special presidential representative Anatoliy Safonov", two weeks after Litvinenko's death from polonium poisoning had triggered an international hunt for his killers.
The two met over a dinner described as "amicable".
In the film, the divorcés feud, but the Zichermans agree that their divorce was remarkably amicable: they had regular family dinners and even took a vacation together after the breakup, which Stuart Zicherman found quite confusing.
It added that the night wrapped up with a dinner that had an "amicable atmosphere overflowing with feelings of blood relatives".
How amicable is too amicable?
The parting seems amicable.
American Amicable disputes that.
The couples are amicable.
Her divorce was amicable.
