Sentence examples for cordial terms from inspiring English sources
(Flint, incidentally, is on most cordial terms with FitzSimons).
Trump was a Democratic supporter throughout the Bush Jr years, on cordial terms with Bill Clinton.
Thereafter, the two men were probably never on cordial terms, for Servianus posed a constant threat to Hadrian's position.
Although socially ambitious, he remained devoted to the members of his family and on cordial terms with fellow artists.
Others are sanguine, still play golf on the weekend and remain on cordial terms with their brokers.
Marty Hoffert, a professor emeritus of physics at New York University who has written extensively on energy demand and global warming, is also on cordial terms with Lovins.
When Kim last skated at the world championships in Turin, she was still working with her longtime coach, Brian Orser, but she split with Orser on less-than-cordial terms after the season: leaving their training base in Toronto for the United States and the EastWest Ice Arena in Ontario, California, that is owned, in part, by former skating star Michelle Kwan and her family.
To be sure, Murrow, a lean, dark, handsome, and deceptively easy-mannered man of forty-five, who bears his own eminence without visible effort, is on cordial-to-intimate terms with most of the important people in the United States and Great Britain and gives no evidence of being indifferent to their esteem.
In England dram came to mean a small draught of cordial or alcohol; hence the term dram-house for the taverns where one could purchase a dram.
Yet the emir keeps on good terms with Iran, exchanging cordial visits with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Ideally, the talks and negotiations would thrust forward until the parties accept the terms and conditions for a cordial settlement amongst themselves.
