Sentence examples for cordial from from inspiring English sources

Whether it's artisan, vegan-friendly pizza at Fire in the Hole, West Country raclette from Eat Bristol or hand-made elderflower cordial from the Festival Elderflower Company, there is something for just about every palate.

Its creamy flowers have been everywhere this summer, even in towns and cities, so we made gallons of cordial: the pearly stuff, but also pink cordial from "black lace".

Image caption Chef Claire Ptak said elderflower was "quintessentially British to me as a Californian" and it has an "ethereal, floral flavour which I think is very special, especially for a wedding" Elderflower cordial from the Queen's Norfolk estate and eggs from a farm in Essex have been used to make Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding cake.

Drink a bit of champagne or cordial from your lover's navel.

Georgia Hall, brand director of Cafe Rouge, which offers children's drinks – including fruit juices, milk and cordials – from 75p in its 120-plus UK branches, said: "In light of the debate over fizzy drinks, we will be reviewing this offer and indeed all of our kids' choices as we create our next menu.

And the Telegraph Centenary Crossword Collection goes through that paper's puzzles from General Knowledge to Enigmatic Variations with engaging tales and cordial guidance from Phil McNeill.

Most cordial regards from yours very truly, Klein.

Evidently, his media handlers thought he'd receive a similarly cordial reception from Stewart and his "Daily Show" audience.

Actually, Romney received a pretty cordial reception from the crowd at the George R. Brown Convention Center.

But while he got a cordial reception from the crowd of about 300, Silicon Valley was hedging its political bets.

GOP leaders like Paul D. Ryan and Mitch McConnell — who maintained a cordial distance from Trump during the campaign — warmly embraced him.