cordial

In some parts of the world, liqueurs are sometimes called cordials.

After dinner we had cordials in the living room.

Some, like cherry cordials, must cure for a few weeks before they can be sold.

She had almost forgotten what real cherry cordials tasted like.

Coffee cordials might replace a dessert at the end of a summer dinner.

The cordials came with a whole plate of coffee beans so we could make our own luck.

Ingredients in squashes and cordials have evolved over the years.

At the moment, the Bistro has only a wine, cordials and beer license.

Between us was a small round table on which sat a few decanters of cordials and glasses.

They will also receive free car service to their first morning business appointment, cordials and a cigar or chocolates.

After dinner, an array of dessert wines, cordials and ports is available.

Barton uses the brand for a line of liqueurs and cordials.

The juice can be used in syrups and cordials.

Production of cordials and aerated water ceased on the Monroe site in 1890.

"My shelf Of cordials will be stored with what it lacked.

The juice forms the basis for various popular cordials and alcoholic beverages.

Wine and such she would make, cordials she called them, and very good they were.

Wines, cordials and marmalade have been produced from the berries or flowers.

Thus, first of all their beer gave out, and then such other cordials as they had, so that they were reduced to water to drink.

The wines and cordials in the sideboard-get rid of those too."

There were also bottles of wine and some cordials and whiskies.

There were pitchers of the inevitable ale, but also wines and some fiery cordials.

Soda water may be used to dilute drinks based on cordials such as orange squash.

He turned to Parlington, who had entered with a tray of cordials.

Here were the odors of herbs and cordials.

They were cordial but had no interest in my story.

Their personal relationship, once cordial, is never quite the same.

I went to the other side of the room to get a cordial.

Each is cordial - yet the one does not let the other see in.

Never on cordial terms with his own father, he'd died when she was three.

"Our families had always been very cordial to each other."

I know we're going to have a very cordial discussion.

The room was full and apparently on very cordial terms with itself.

But she did not hear the cordial round they gave her.

He is known for cordial relations with all party members.

At least some members of the company were on a cordial basis.

He was rather cordial, and seemed to be worried about something.

Members of the group said their relations with the Government had never been cordial.

Back in the living room, the discussion has taken a not very cordial turn.

His cordial agreement with all I said cut the ground from under my feet.

The words were cordial, but the look was one of warning.

Not that she wanted anything closer than a cordial working relationship.

I think he received the most cordial welcome of any one who came.

"I thought the local papers had a more cordial relationship with the government over here."

The parents as well had a cordial relationship to their numerous children.

He said a cordial goodbye to her and went on his way.

Soon after dark they arrived, and gave me a most cordial welcome.

She had never been wholly cordial, and today even less so.

In any case, our relationship remained both cordial and professional.

They got a cordial reception, as did the Bush people.