cordially

They were not welcomed home very cordially by their mother.

However, we shook hands cordially all around, and I sat down.

Lewis cordially asked if there was anything he could get them.

I smile at the other players and thank them most cordially for the two games.

The General, however, came forward and greeted us both cordially.

Stanley and I part even more cordially than we met.

The girl was there before him; he approached her cordially.

Two men came over to my truck and nodded cordially.

He had a drink in his hand, and smiled cordially.

There are few Christian families also in the village, living very cordially.

I cordially request the Commission to look into this again.

I cordially ask you to do this for humanitarian reasons!

"And you are cordially welcome to continue telling yourself that."

His smile became more natural and he greeted them cordially.

You can imagine how cordially I was treated after that.

So far, the matter has been handled cordially, all sides report.

He had taken a liking to me, which I cordially returned.

He cordially shook hands with a collection of Indian officials.

For years, the two were said to cordially loathe each other.

They were received immediately and cordially in the judge's chambers.

They shook hands cordially and with the affinity of old friends.

The phone went on hold, something that the detective cordially hated.

"Perhaps we could have lunch while you're here," he suggested cordially.

He was very cordially received and I thought we put a positive light on the thing."

He was cordially received and presented to one of the secretaries.