Sentence examples for cordial days from inspiring English sources

The troupe's trip south, mooted by the North in July, would have been the first since 2005 when none other than Ri Sol Ju (see picture), now the wife of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, joined the North's cheerleading team.Much has changed since those cordial days.

In fact, he says, his relationship with Corbyn is positively cordial these days.

Porter and Day were cordial with one another, but not overly friendly.

"It should be a competitive final day, although cordial relations between the two teams appears to have been re-established after a heated on-field row".

Turning to his own relationship with President-elect Donald Trump, he said he had last spoken to him a few days ago in a "cordial" conversation.

Those first two days the masters are cordial at worst, kindly by default, and the boys listen hungrily and with wide eyes and open minds.

These days things are less cordial between Mr Musharraf and Mr Chaudhry, one of the primary targets of the 2007 emergency.The country's main parties have all fallen into line in support of a trial.

(Before the campaign began, Mr. Hevesi and Mr. Giuliani enjoyed fairly cordial relations, though in the last days before Sept. 11, Mr. Hevesi was accusing Mr. Giuliani of running a smear campaign to derail his candidacy).

Mr. Paterson and Mr. Bruno are longtime Albany veterans and their cordial relationship dates back to their days as leaders of their parties in the Senate, but they come from different backgrounds.

The exchange, tempered by daylight, was cordial.

But a few days ago he had a cordial meeting with Bartholomew I, the Ecumenical Patriarch, and said he saw common ground with the church over issues like migration policy, the environment and poverty.