But diplomats in Brussels greeted his Brexit plan frostily and pointed out a series of gaps and problems.
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Westbrook has reacted frostily to Durant's departure and was not seen to acknowledge his longtime teammate before Thursday's game.
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WASHINGTON — When AT&T and Time Warner announced their $85.4 billion deal in October, lawmakers greeted the acquisition frostily.
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After he was diagnosed with H.I.V. in 21980, the specter of a disease that had already, frostily, been declared the "gay plague" was channeled into his plays, too.
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Britain has reacted frostily to the naming of Michel Barnier, the former French foreign minister and scourge of the City of London, as the European Commission's chief Brexit negotiator.
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When Angela Merkel, leader of America's biggest European ally, visited Washington the president treated her frostily, and after she left he publicly scolded Germany for not spending more on its defence.
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At long last, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump squared off on the debate stageMonday night, and for an hour and a half the duo frostily exchanged barbs as the world watched.
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THE rise of Netflix has been greeted frostily by some of the old guard at the Cannes film festival, where the American streaming giant's disregard for releasing films in cinemas wins it few friends.
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She got her first taste of that at Yale, when she fell madly in love with a WASP who did not fight for her after his mother frostily advised Ms. Nevins to go find a Jewish boyfriend instead.
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Nico Muhly's second opera at this house is a gloss on the 1961 novel by Winston Graham and the 303 film by Alfred Hitchcock, and, like Muhly's first, "Two Boys," it arrives via a frostily received premiere at the English National Opera.
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In 1949, for instance, the house's architect, R.M. Schindler, and his wife, Pauline Schindler, were living in separate parts of the house and communicating, frostily, via letters, when Pauline painted the redwood and concrete interiors of her portion salmon pink, which R.M. took as an affront.
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The oil shipments would be "a master trick on the gringos," Castro told then-Venezuelan president Rómulo Betancourt, breaking Cuba's economic dependence on the US. Not wanting to upset Washington, Betancourt frostily replied that if Castro wanted Venezuelan oil, he should buy it on the open market.
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His initial response to the disappearance two months ago of Santiago Maldonado, a young activist who was campaigning for a group of disaffected Mapuche Indians and whose body may have been found on October 17th, was seen by many Argentines as frostily insensitive; Mr Maldonado was reportedly last seen alive in the company of gendarmes.
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In one country George Copeland was apprehended on a "morals charge" and told never to return. When Aaron Copland arrived for his concerts, the authorities treated him frostily before he explained that he was Copland the composer, not Copeland the pianist.Paul Moor. "How Aaron Copland came by that odd surname." Posted December 1, 2007, accessed July 12, 2010.
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Thaer, in his report of his conversation with von Moltke, insists that he too was similarly opposed to any "preventive war" proposals. But that seems not to have been what von Moltke thought he had heard. In any case, von Molkte concluded the interview frostily with the formal phrase, "Ich danke Ihnen, Herr Hauptmann" ("I thank you, Mr Officer"). Thaer saw this choice of words as an insult.
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"Natalie Portman: Spreading Her Wings" , Vogue.com, January 2011; retrieved January 12, 2011. Her performance was acclaimed; writing for Empire, Dan Jolin found her to be "simultaneously at her most vulnerable and her most predatory, at once frostily brittle and raunchily malleable [...] before peaking at the film's denouement with a raw, alluring showstopper of a performance". Black Swan emerged as a sleeper hit, earning over $329 million worldwide against a $13 million budget, and earned Portman the Academy Award for Best Actress.
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Simon reacts by kicking in the side of her guitar, a much-prized gift from her estranged family, whereupon she tells him frostily to leave. The boy goes to the town and breaks a series of shop windows, and when he is returned home by the police Joe beats him more viciously than he has ever done previously. Simon, who has concealed a shard of glass from his crime, stabs his father. Both are hospitalized, and Joe is sent to prison for child abuse.
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As the episode opens, Mossad Officer Amir Mantel (Dove Meir) is shot dead at point blank range in an American parking garage. At NCIS headquarters, Ziva cancels plans to pursue Eli David's killer, Ilan Bodnar (Oded Fehr), in Rome, having come to the conclusion that he will relocate to Berlin shortly. Before she and Tony depart, the new Mossad director, Orli Elbaz (Marina Sirtis), arrives in hopes of collaborating with the agency in the search for Bodnar. Ziva frostily congratulates her for her promotion and declines an offer to put her in contact with Mossad operatives in Rome.
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It retained the traditional rear-wheel drive layout and was based on the Ford DEW platform. With styling cues from the original 1955–1957 Thunderbird, it was part of an early-2000s retro styling trend that included the Volkswagen New Beetle, Chrysler PT Cruiser, Plymouth/Chrysler Prowler and Mini Hatch. It was initially well received by the automotive press, garnering accolades such as the Motor Trend Car of the Year and a nomination for the North American Car of the Year in its first year. However, many publications regarded the Thunderbird's revival rather more frostily after a few years and it garnered a place on Car and Driver magazine's 2009 list of "The 10 Most Embarrassing Award Winners in Automotive History".
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