In order to establish a sort of entente cordiale between the two organisations the Little Giants were invited over to the Minnesotian office in hopes they would be able to reduce the supply of this nauseating beverage.

In contrast to most German authors, Platzhoff admits that the Entente Cordiale was called into being by Germany herself.

If you can't save her, not only will the Entente Cordiale be shaken to its foundations (and I say nothing of my own reputation, which is at stake), but her future happiness will be broken in the crash, andshe saysshe will not live to suffer the agony of her loss.

If notthe Entente Cordiale may burst like a bomb.

At that moment I suffered so atrociously that if it had not been too late, I fear I should have sacrificed Maxine and the Foreign Secretary and even the Entente Cordiale (provided he had not been exaggerating) for Di's sake, and love's sake.

Vive l'Entente Cordiale!"

You are an embodiment of L'Entente Cordiale.

cordiality, fraternization, entente cordiale [Fr.], good understanding, rapprochement, sympathy, fellow-feeling, response, welcomeness.

et sur Ma sympathie cordiale pour le peuple serbe.

Je prie Votre Majesté d'être persuadée que la cordiale sympathie, dont Votre Majesté est animée envers Mon pays, nous est particulièrement précieuse et remplit notre âme de l'espoir que l'avenir de la Serbie est assuré étant devenu l'objet de la Haute sollicitude de Votre Majesté.

These words, written about a quite recent work and à propos of the "Entente cordiale," apply perfectly to Frye's reminiscences.

The “Entente Cordiale” XV.

All France, and England as well, welcomed the beginning of the “Entente Cordiale,” or friendly understanding between the two nations.

It was impossible for Russia, France’s partner in the Dual Alliance, to remain unfriendly to England, France’s ally in the “Entente Cordiale.”

Entente Cordiale.

Just when the French were putting it all over me and my orderly-room was hinting that I had best pay up and save the Entente Cordiale, the French ran out of paper and sent one of their missionaries in a car to settle the matter verbally.

We parted, however, with mutual confidence and an expression of satisfaction in the Entente Cordiale.

I was more thirsty for music than for vin ordinaire or cordiale Médoc.

Their attitude to French officers was, in the beginning of the war, calculated to put a little strain upon the Entente Cordiale.

The young man was no great proficient in the art of skating as he was in that of swimming and riding (indeed, he was a most perfect equestrian, seeming to have some secret understanding and entente cordiale with every animal he ever bestrode), but with that facile acquirement of any physical accomplishment which ever distinguished him, he was soon perfectly at ease on the ice.

9. L'ENTENTE CORDIALE Une dame voulait faire entendre à sa nouvelle servante qu'elle devait ménager ses paroles.

Entente cordiale.

Tout homme auprès de lui jadis semblait petit; L'antique Sparte était sur son visage empreinte; La loyauté mettait sa cordiale étreinte Dans la main de cet homme à bien faire obstiné.

So Messrs. BISSON and PLANQUETTE, and their English collaborateur, may toast one another, happy in the knowledge that the entente cordiale has once more received hearty confirmation at the hands of the London public; they may cry, with reason, Vive la France!

And I think there is more of the entente cordiale to assist one another's hands between the doctor and his head nurse in the latter institutions, than between the doctor and the patient's friends in the private house.