Sentence examples for will cordially from inspiring English sources

A plaque will "cordially" invite anyone "to step up and speak".

"We will cordially ask Señor Assange to leave within 30 days of assuming a mandate," he said.

Cairo, Egypt: Turning to the Middle East, President Romney will cordially remind the people of Egypt that it was the United States who supplied their military with ammunition, tear gas, and riot gear to crack down on democratic protesters during the 2011 uprising.

When they travel, they carry nothing along with them except arms to defend themselves against bandits, for an Essene will be cordially received by any Essene community.

Mr. Steere will be cordially welcomed by British agriculturists.

The AAUP Association of American University Professorss) loathes Pick-a-Prof and will as cordially loathe UTLife.

Once narrowed down to the select few, you will be cordially invited to view the units.

Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, predicted that Mr. Romney will be "received cordially" at the conference on Friday, but added that "whether it will be enthusiastic or not, I'm not so sure".

The match needs to start by 3.32pm or we'll all be cordially invited to do one.

And then, perhaps cordially, they will telephone our PM to congratulate him: 'welcome to the club'.

Bianca and her mother joined in cordially.