Sentence examples for cordial that from inspiring English sources

A shrub is a vinegar-based cordial that began life in the 15th century and was added to terrible-tasting booze as a way to fool the customer.

He says that relations are so cordial that Thai officers were willing to negotiate Na Kham Mwe's release three years ago.

By contrast, Mr. Cronkite's relations with President Dwight D. Eisenhower were so cordial that President Kennedy incorrectly assumed Mr. Cronkite, a political independent, was a Republican.

The Quietness by Alison Rattle (Hot Key £6.99) is based on a true case of baby farming in 1870s London, the "quietness" being the Godfrey's Cordial that dosed the illegitimate children left in the household's dubious care, and also the silence that shrouded the scandals of the well-to-do.

Classic drinks come with modern locavore twists, such as the homemade quince cordial that transforms a gin gimlet, or a tangy daiquiri updated with rhubarb.

It did not get any more cordial than that.

Though Saudi Arabia's relationship with Iraq was less cordial than that with Kuwait, a similar endgame was pursued with regard to this neutral zone: its extinction by amicable settlement.

The bitter in Siegal's drinks comes either directly from such ingredients as mint or basil, or from the use of many aromatic Italian vermouths and cordials that are infused with a range of herbs.

Harris and Baird make countless homemade bitters, tintures and cordials that are technically illegal.

What Fiji's relationship with India is concerned there are no signs that the strong and cordial ties that had grown after 2000 are weakening.

They had drunk the bottle of wine that Noah had brought with their teatime mush; while they were giving the girls a bath, Lottie had produced triumphantly from the back of a cupboard a sticky bottle half full of Bacardi that nobody liked, and now they were drinking that, mixed with black-currant cordial, because that was all she had.