Sentence examples similar to got cordial from inspiring English sources
But while he got a cordial reception from the crowd of about 300, Silicon Valley was hedging its political bets.
We were told if we behaved we may get a "drink of cordial" when we got there.
From a feature by Lyn Gardner (31 August 1993): Relations between the Royal Court and the Freud Museum were cordial until the latter got whiff of the knickers.
(See "Citigroup Comes Undone").. Citigroup would be "happy to get rid" of Nikko Cordial, said Tokyo-based KBC Securities analyst Kristine Li.
3. Commit to being cordial: If getting to know him or finding any type of connection with him doesn't work, then keep things simple, surface, and polite to see if your stomach can handle that.
In 1899 astute Del. lawyers got the notion that it would be pleasant if the small state was cordial to corporations that actually did business elsewhere.
"I won't say it was fun or cordial, and it was incredibly stressful and angst-ridden and there were even times it got personal," Gimelstob said.
By the time they arrive their relations are cordial, and things get warmer from there.
The two were cordial, but McCain would get that forced smile on his face whenever they were together".
What happens then?" The relationship remained cordial while Liverpool struggled to get near United on the field and in the league table.
