By Don Herold The New Yorker, March 15 , 1930P. 36 Tells about a business house whose operator is unusally cordial over the telephone, but soon becomes over-cordial and almost brinks on intimacy.
By the time of Sullivan's death in 1900, Gilbert wrote that any memory of their rift had been "completely bridged over," and "the most cordial relations existed between us".
At Café Clover in New York City, the Harajuku Gimlet incorporates matcha powder into its house-made yuzu cordial and over in Brooklyn at The Gorbals, beverage director Christine Kang has crafted a cocktail featuring toasted milk solids, called Pillow Talk.
Over lunch, our cordial conversation steered clear of personal subjects.
Being more than cordial developed from there, over time.
But the meeting, though cordial, also betrayed lingering disagreements over some major issues and legislation, not limited to hospital closings.
The pictures fuelled speculation about her relationship with Williams, which has been said over the last year to be less than cordial.
His answer is cordial, but turns her over to Mr. Dolan, who will see her at the stage door of the Paramount.
Interactions between Somerset and Warwick were less than cordial; the Nevilles and Beauforts had been feuding over estates since the early 1450s.
Use a good-quality gin and Rose's lime cordial is preferred over fresh lime juice.
Relations between Moscow and Washington have worsened over the past year, as the cordial tone of the "reset" between President Obama and President Dmitri A. Medvedev has been replaced by a drumbeat of criticism.
