The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh moved away from the symbolism of the first half of their visit, to what was undoubtedly more congenial and relaxed ground for her, visiting several stud farms on the Curragh near Dublin.
A very congenial silence for the CBI and other business lobby groups, who can urge ministers to cut benefits for the poor harder and faster, knowing their members are still getting their bungs.
We ate the pies in the congenial surroundings of Bocuse's salon, where we also finished off the Aligoté.
He found in the economics department a congenial atmosphere, with a tradition of a preference for rules over discretion, and a liberal distrust for government intervention.
And as the firm expanded, Atlanta proved a congenial base because it is a transport hub.
But disagreements on agriculture, a perennial spoiler, have threatened the congenial atmosphere leading up to the talks.
E. coli without MarA do not form communities.Usually, as bacteria float past a congenial surface, they adhere to it and form a mass of accumulated layers called a "biofilm".
He should resume where it matters most, by giving the Commons sharper powers of scrutiny, even if they make his own job less congenial.
The harsh weather and ferocious insects of Siberia may seem quite congenial when compared with Moscow's corporate jungle.
The earlier Mozartian concerto, with its give and take, was arguably more congenial to women.
One wants to confront and even punish the Kremlin, for example by throwing Russia out of the G8; the other, to which Mr Bush mostly seems to belong, wants to remain congenial to enable co-operation in Iran and elsewhere.
