Sentence examples for for a cordial from inspiring English sources
He and Rex Tillerson, the Secretary of State, arranged for Trump and Xi to meet at Mar-a-Lago on April 7th, for a cordial get-to-know-you summit.
Whether he is breaking for a cordial dinner with Iraqi officials amid a confrontational inspection of the defence ministry, or stumbling across a torture chamber in the company of sheepish minders, the surreal character of Iraq's confrontation with the UN becomes vividly apparent.The Cockburns, for their part, keep their eye on the suffering of ordinary Iraqis.
"So you would hold a role against someone who happened to be gay or lesbian - they can't play a straight part?" Leto's response apparently got a round of applause from the audience and he later met the heckler and her friend for a "cordial conversation" for about 15 minutes.
Ideally, the talks and negotiations would thrust forward until the parties accept the terms and conditions for a cordial settlement amongst themselves.
Then-House Minority Leader John Boehner was the most recent U.S. lawmaker to visit Qaddafi at his tent in the desert for a cordial visit, during which the Libyan leader gifted Boehner with a pair of sunglasses.
Ask as many people as you can accommodate to a sit-down dinner, or as many people as your house will hold for a cordial get-together with finger foods and drinks.
I can get practically the same thing for $5 or $6.' " A cordial, soft-spoken man, Mr. Koch said New Era, which makes about 15 million caps a year, was the only major cap maker still producing in the United States.
For use as a cordial, use the ratio of diluting 1 part cordial to 4 parts water.
When I worked for the Labour party I had a cordial disdain for thinktanks and their staff.
He insisted that there were no preconditions for talks, but did say, "A cordial environment conducive for peace talks is a prerequisite".
A1 Donald L. Evans, President-elect George W. Bush's choice for commerce secretary, received a cordial reception from senators at his confirmation hearing.
