Sentence examples for class courtesy from inspiring English sources

You can wind down on Sunday with a free yoga class, courtesy of Lululemon Athletica.

These days, by 9 a.m. he is awake and blogging, sometimes in class, courtesy of a campuswide Wi-Fi connection, as well as from his apartment, the student union and his cluttered desk in a corner of the newspaper office.

And fans who appreciate the game's subtleties have been getting a master class courtesy of the No. 1-ranked women's duo, India's Sania Mirza and her soon-to-be thirty-five-year-old, once again unretired partner, the Hall of Famer Martina Hingis.

And fans who appreciate the game's subtleties have been getting a master class courtesy of the No. 1-ranked women's duo, India's Sania Mirza and her soon-to-be thirty-five-year-old, once again _un_retired partner, the Hall of Famer Martina Hingis.

Some patients at The Docs city-centre surgery in Manchester emerge from the consulting room, minus a prescription, but clutching a voucher for a free yoga class courtesy of staff at the practice who are convinced that yoga deserves a more prominent part in NHS care.

For a samPhotohave a peek at the Dazed produced trailer teastillelow and order the vinyl from Vinyl Factory here.

Howards End (James Ivory, 1992) Oscar-blessed class agonising courtesy of Forsterphiles Merchant Ivory.

Add in a lifesize airplane business class cabin courtesy of Japanese airline ANA and you've got a party, apparently.

Keynes might have withdrawn from the world in the 1920s, as indeed did many members of the British rentier class, travelling courtesy of the overvalued pound and generally amusing himself.

Both of these words etymologically imply a high class status: courtesy is the behavior expected at the royal court, and gentility is the behavior that goes with being a gentleman, in the old sense of the word – someone with enough inherited wealth not to need to work for a living.

This week's first communiqué on the hopelessness of the former middle class comes courtesy of the Pew Charitable Trusts, the organization which has been doing an estimable job of tracking the descent of the net worth and incomes of Americans over the past decade.