(a.) Consisting of, or partaking of the nature of, ambrosia; delighting the taste or smell; delicious.
(a.) Divinely excellent or beautiful.
Example Sentences:
(1) Berry meringue roulade Meringue, thick cream and berries – it's an ambrosial combination.
(2) Mario Ambrosi (@marioambrosi) How does targeting more affluent pensioners to pay more square with encouraging people to save for their care in old age?
(3) Mario Ambrosi is head of public affairs for Anchor .
(4) Social work will need to know where its duty of care is and where it is not.” Mario Ambrosi , head of communication and public affairs, Anchor: “I think a major issue is working out how much different groups of staff need to know about the various elements of the act.
(5) It means offering reasonable, workable efficient ways and criteria to be admitted into a labour market, which incidentally requires migrants.” Ambrosi was speaking before it was revealed that EU member states remain far short of ambitions to resettle refugees from Greece or Italy, the frontline states in the EU’s migration crisis.
(6) Panellists Jim Thomas , programme head, Skills for Care Clara Swinson , director for social care, Department of Health Mario Ambrosi , head of communication and public affairs, Anchor Patrick Hall , practice development manager (policy), the Social Care Institute for Excellence (Scie) Kate Metcalf , professional practice adviser, the College of Social Work Peter Feldon , BASW member and freelance Care Act consultant Simon Bottery , director of policy at Independent Age Discussion commissioned and controlled by the Guardian, hosted to a brief agreed with Skills for Care.
(7) Ambrosi contends that intense political focus on arrivals overshadows the data on departures, leading to a skewed impression of overall migrant numbers.
(8) Eugenio Ambrosi, Europe director at the UN-backed International Organisation for Migration , warned that – while he welcomed the Malta agreement – trying to stop the flow via “repressive measures” would not work.
Ambrosially
Definition:
(adv.) After the manner of ambrosia; delightfully.
Example Sentences:
(1) Berry meringue roulade Meringue, thick cream and berries – it's an ambrosial combination.
(2) Mario Ambrosi (@marioambrosi) How does targeting more affluent pensioners to pay more square with encouraging people to save for their care in old age?
(3) Mario Ambrosi is head of public affairs for Anchor .
(4) Social work will need to know where its duty of care is and where it is not.” Mario Ambrosi , head of communication and public affairs, Anchor: “I think a major issue is working out how much different groups of staff need to know about the various elements of the act.
(5) It means offering reasonable, workable efficient ways and criteria to be admitted into a labour market, which incidentally requires migrants.” Ambrosi was speaking before it was revealed that EU member states remain far short of ambitions to resettle refugees from Greece or Italy, the frontline states in the EU’s migration crisis.
(6) Panellists Jim Thomas , programme head, Skills for Care Clara Swinson , director for social care, Department of Health Mario Ambrosi , head of communication and public affairs, Anchor Patrick Hall , practice development manager (policy), the Social Care Institute for Excellence (Scie) Kate Metcalf , professional practice adviser, the College of Social Work Peter Feldon , BASW member and freelance Care Act consultant Simon Bottery , director of policy at Independent Age Discussion commissioned and controlled by the Guardian, hosted to a brief agreed with Skills for Care.
(7) Ambrosi contends that intense political focus on arrivals overshadows the data on departures, leading to a skewed impression of overall migrant numbers.
(8) Eugenio Ambrosi, Europe director at the UN-backed International Organisation for Migration , warned that – while he welcomed the Malta agreement – trying to stop the flow via “repressive measures” would not work.