Sentence examples for a bit of etiquette from inspiring English sources

There's a bit of etiquette in the game," said Carter.

You normally display a bit of etiquette in the directors' box when celebrating a goal but we went a bit mad - I think the Villa guys realised the magnitude of what it meant for us".

There is still a bit of etiquette around feeding, though, in that it is poor form to attack at a feeding zone, and there is also a rule about how late in the stage you can collect more munchies.

By approaching the groom's parents for a contribution without discussing it with you first, the couple (probably unwittingly) put you in a bit of an etiquette quandary.

She typed "glhf," for "good luck, have fun," a bit of gaming-café etiquette.

I know, of course, that even as I write this column, English teachers across the land are struggling to shut down Snapchats and keep their students focused on reading Shakespeare and maybe learning a bit of old-school email etiquette, and I value those goals.

Most people internalize as children that it is rude to point, but when a 6-11 man walks by, that bit of etiquette seems to be forgotten.

It's just another bit of etiquette, the kind only assigned to women; what man is ever expected to write a note and send it?" (A man in powdered wig and court shoes).

David Cameron, Barack Obama and the Danish prime minister, Helle Thorning-Schmayt, may have been caught out being less than graceful at Nelson Mandela's memorial service by taking selfies, but at least they got one bit of etiquette right.

Cindy Post Senning, a great-grandchild of the etiquette arbiter Emily Post, shared a bit of advice originally given to her father when he became a grandparent: "Don't talk about your grandchildren to others.

The impression, the Afghans say, was that they were not trusted enough to do the job or even receive a bit of notice that the Americans would be working with them — an upsetting breach of field etiquette, said Capt.