Sentence examples for with cordially from inspiring English sources

Holly Eames Katharine Powelll) at first responds with cordially noncommittal replies to Nathan's questions about their relationship.

Gov. Sarah Palin used a steady grin, folksy manner and carefully scripted talking points to punch politely and persist politically at the vice-presidential debate on Thursday night, turning in a performance that her rival, Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., sought to undermine with cordially delivered but pointed criticism.

(Loud cheers).Christopher Rawdon, Esq., most sincerely wished that he could add anything in the way of novelty or strength to the arguments adduced in favour of the cause which they were assembled to support, but as he could not do so, he would content himself with most cordially seconding the resolution.The Chairman then put the resolution, and declared it to be carried unanimously.

I mean this cordially, with a certain awe.

Derrick took ten minutes and went over and talked cordially with him.

The loss spoiled the managerial debut of Robin Ventura, who before the game visited cordially with Nolan Ryan, the Rangers' president.

Maybe some were, but one showed his face and was treated cordially, with only some playful razzing.

Mr. Draghi appears to share Mr. Trichet's ability to negotiate cordially with European leaders — and to browbeat them when necessary.

Sign off with a "Sincerely," "Cordially," "Thank you for your consideration" or similar closer, followed by your name and, if you like, your e-mail address.

Conservatives from House majority leader Paul Ryan to Fox News's Megyn Kelly have met cordially with Trump, signaling that he's an acceptable candidate.

He worked cordially with some of the newly empowered Republicans, although he deeply disliked their leader, Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia, and his most ardent followers.