(" '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.
Set a shot glass or cordial glass on a table.
The OTB was one of several issues on the table during a cordial but at times strained news conference that the governor held with Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Senate Majority Leader Joseph L. Bruno.
*P < 0.05 Risk indicators for having had one or more teeth removed included being aged 38 years or more, usually visiting a dentist because of a problem and believing that cordial was good for teeth (Table 3).
*P < 0.05 The prevalence of having had a tooth removed was higher among those aged 38+ years, those with low oral health literacy scores, who usually visited a dentist because of a problem and who believed cordial was good for teeth (Table 2).
Coffee, kept warm in sealed carafes, and cordials are offered on a long console table.
Guests gathered at small tables for cordials.
The tables, we see, are littered with cordial glasses, most at least half-filled with Scotch whiskey 21, 34, 43, who knows, maybe even 50 years old.
An aperitif Stop for a "Tiki Martini", with mandarin vodka, peach schnapps, sour apple cordial and papaya juice ($9/£6) at the outdoor tables of laid-back Van Dyke Café (16) (001 305 534 3600; thevandykecafe.com) at 846 Lincoln Road.
Finally, I told Saddam, 'I have swum through a sea of blood.' " Saddam, he said, was cordial, even deferential; when tea was served, he reached across the table and switched cups, assuring Barzani that his tea was not poisoned.
At one point in the evening, I sat back slightly from the table, almost an external observer, in order to enjoy the cordial discussion among the leaders of the largest industrial countries in the world.
