Sentence examples for cordial on from inspiring English sources

Someone spilled a glass of cordial on it.

Evenings are spent sipping homemade bramble cordial on the terrace, watching the sun set behind the Auvergne volcano range.

He's really hit it out of the park (stage) tonight...HJP 10.14pm BST Why does it say "cordial" on the big screen for Shoot the Runner?

The Tokyo Stock Exchange has placed shares of Nikko Cordial on its supervisory list for review until the exchange finishes examining a correction in the company's financial statement and decides whether it violated listing rules.

While relations between the Dutch company and Russian officials are cordial on the surface, nerves have begun to fray as weather and equipment delays have already put the salvage operation about 10 days behind schedule.

(" 'Whoa, there,' I said, placing my elderflower cordial on the table. 'This is heading into fairly dodgy territory, isn't it?' ") His approach to reporting tends to be to look up an expert, let him or her gas on at length, and quote enormous sections of the transcript, misremembered facts and all.

Citigroup is expected to raise another $4 billion that will be put toward its purchase of a stake in Nikko Cordial of Japan, on top of hundreds of millions that generated by selling portions of its businesses.

Leicester people have played a big role in British (and broader European) efforts to keep Christians, Muslims and other faith groups on cordial terms.To take one example: Andrew Wingate, a cleric who runs one of Britain's two "training centres" for inter-faith relations, will soon be proffering advice to the Swedish city of Malmo.

Mr. Correa, speaking on his weekly television broadcast, said that the two had a "cordial" conversation on Friday initiated by Mr. Biden, but said he could not decide on Mr. Snowden's request until he entered Ecuador.

Mr. Kushner, who also declined to comment, offered Mr. Pope a cordial sendoff on Friday, saying in a statement posted on The Observer's Web site, "I know he will go on to do great things".

The state newspaper called the meetings "cordial discussions on issues of mutual interest and promotion of bilateral relations".