Sentence examples for no cordial from inspiring English sources

We'll be friends forever because there's no cordial "hello".

Roosevelt agreed, but thereafter his relations with Chiang were no longer cordial.

Relations are no more cordial among the generic companies themselves.

It was alleged that a dispute over transfer funds with the board of directors prompted his departure; his relationship moreover with David Dein according to an insider was "no longer cordial".

At the formidable downtown tequila bar Las Perlas, the palomas are made with Jarritos grapefruit soda, which is an acceptable substitution, but no tricky grapefruit cordials, no handcrafted bitters and no shaman-approved agave syrups.

Our relations are cordial, but no mingling, period — and no means no.

The meeting with the military prosecutor was cordial and no charges were pressed, but being summoned was enough reason for worry.

The elder Mill, like Plato, would have put poets under ban as enemies of truth; he subordinated private to public affections; and Landor's maxims of "few acquaintances, fewer friends, no familiarities" had his cordial approval.

They found 24 bottles of cherry cordial but "no article or part thereof that could be construed as a portion of a weapon of mass destruction," their secret report solemnly declared.

They were cordial but had no interest in my story.

As I mentioned, they bring in a new shift of chefs every three months and I met several, all smiling, young and cordial, with almost no English.