Sentence examples for he cordially from inspiring English sources

He cordially shook hands with a collection of Indian officials.

He cordially called out to someone, pointing, and raising his voice only slightly: "Hey, Jeff.

"People ask me, and I'll tell them," he said during an interview at the Jazz Record Mart, where he cordially provided advice to a pair of customers vacationing from France who had learned there of his store.

In any case, apart from the promised closure of borders to immigrants, that is not what their voters want, as Nigel Farage always better understood than any of his Tory allies he cordially despises.

The first world war passed him by with barely an acknowledgment (just as Mozart somehow missed the French revolution); the Nazi period was more difficult, a regime he cordially detested for its philistinism (the feeling was mutual: Goebbels described Strauss as a decadent neurotic, as misplaced a judgment as can be imagined).

The Russian public mostly loves how he cordially slaps around Obama, to whom they never really warmed in the first place.

He said he asked them cordially to turn it down, and they did.

He worked cordially with some of the newly empowered Republicans, although he deeply disliked their leader, Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia, and his most ardent followers.

He said cordially, "You write it, I'll film it".

Here the biggest excitement is "the occasional squirrel", a species with which he is cordially at war.

Required to enter mansion, he nodded cordially to footman, as familiar of household, handed over coat, hat, stick and stepped out of scene.