Run by a cordial Chinese man, this park may seem like more of a zoo than a theme park, but the attractions here certainly give it a deserved theme.
Instead of running against Barack Obama, he's running against Rush Limbaugh, extending his cordial media empire into talk radio.
I am not one to say, "Omigod, like poor me," despite the fact that my dad would on numerable occasions drink an entire bottle of raspberry cordial and try to run Mamma over with the combine harvester.
At 7 30, minutes after sunrise, he was stopped by an Arizona Game and Fish Department officer for running a red light, but was cordial and cooperative in providing his license, registration and insurance card.
One diner's initial impression of the courtly pink interiors was "North Korean," but the cordial gentlemen in tails running the dining room imparted the playful drama of "Downton Abbey".
There have been runs aplenty as the Australians enjoy the most cordial of welcomes from counties so grateful for their presence and their ability to generate income way beyond any other cricketing nation.
For someone who runs a man's man's place (which is more cordial to women than many of its counterparts), he can seem a bit tentative.
After a cordial exchange, she made a compelling argument as to why I should run for Lieutenant Governor along with Dan Lungren for Governor.
He and Barry Bonds had terrorized National League pitching with barrages of homers, doubles, runs batted in, and the "B & B" connection was no after-dinner cordial for any pitcher but a major league hangover instead.
The Republican Mayor, Mr. Goldberg and his running mate, State Senator Basil A. Paterson, the Democratic‐Liberal candi date for Lieutenant Governor, received a generally cordial but not the overwhelming recep tion Goldberg aides had hoped for.
