Sentence examples for frosty dinner from inspiring English sources
Before the frosty dinner in Washington, he told a think-tank crowd that he and General Musharraf "both knew that Taliban leader Mullah Omar and Osama Bin Laden were in Pakistan for sure".He, and perhaps Mr Bush, are not the only ones losing patience with Pakistan's military ruler.
A polka-dot scarf, a bouquet of flowers, a young woman escaping from a party over a wall, a frosty dinner-table silence: all of these yield their meanings only when glimpsed a second time, and then a third.
She rents a sprawling — and showerless —Haussmannian apartment in bourgeois Passy, sends her two daughters to dance classes and Le Cordon Bleu cooking lessons, and smiles in the face of frosty locals, including one woman at a dinner party who tells her, "We have enough friends, thank you".
Their discussions were frosty, prompting Sarkozy to suggest a meeting after dinner.
There was a slightly frosty meeting of Rotolo and the Zimmerman parents for dinner after Dylan's under-attended Town Hall concert in April 1963, and another in October for his Carnegie Hall appearance.
Although Zervos claims she managed to refuse the future president's advances by coaxing him into ordering a club sandwich and some fries for dinner, she also says that he became frosty after she rejected his advances and gave her financial advice to the effect that she should stop making her mortgage payments.
Gary Barlow and Louis Walsh kept a frosty wall of silence between them as they attended a dinner with X Factor executives last night.
Harry is now sixty-nine, and the fans present were all ages: a haggard old sea-captain type, some impressively frosty rock-and-roll longhairs, a spiffed-out guy in biker boots and a dinner jacket with studded lapels.
Union leaders predicted Mr Darling would face a "frosty" reception, while Mr Brown will face demands for public sector pay rises when he addresses the TUC's annual dinner in private this evening.
