Trottier, working hard on his communication skills, spoke cordially in a corridor at the Air Canada Center yesterday.
That may not be easy, even though the antagonists apparently spoke cordially in the locker room on Tuesday.
Are you Thai?" Today Santi speaks cordially of Charoen, stressing instead the quality of his own brews and Boon Rawd's history-begun by an ancestor, a Thai nobleman, in 1933.
McCreary ran a mostly positive campaign, touting his own accomplishments and speaking cordially about his opponents.
Then she looked into the camera and, very cordially, spoke: "I'm Claire Adams".
Setting the example for their respective caucuses, Mr. Lott and Mr. Daschle met and spoke repeatedly and cordially over the past few weeks, exchanging phone calls and faxes even on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
As Barrett [ 3] states, the expression of anger, for example, can take many forms depending on the circumstances, including a driver shouting and shaking their fist, an employee sitting quietly in a boardroom while listening to unfair criticism from the boss, or a teacher speaking sternly but cordially to a pupil because of their misdemeanour.
A plaque will "cordially" invite anyone "to step up and speak".
MacLeish, as director of the Office of Facts and Figures, could speak to Hoover as a Washington equal; Hoover, knowing that he was dealing with a friend of the President (and also that he had an ace in the hole: an existing file on MacLeish and his associations with writers' and anti-Fascist organizations in the nineteen-thirties), was cordially evasive.
