Sentence examples similar to courtesy talk from inspiring English sources

The Ospreys also saw former player Gavin Henson sign for Cardiff Blues following their own "courtesy" talks with him.

He was ready to go beyond courtesy and talk frankly about his problems and the choices before him.

"They did this without having the courtesy to talk to me.

(female, 40, caring for 7-year-old niece) They should at least have some courtesy or talk to the patients properly, because you end up being afraid of going back there.

The fear nurses can instill in patients and carers of child patients may lead them to delay going to the clinic for as long as possible, undermining ART adherence: They should at least have some courtesy or talk to the patients properly, because you end up being afraid of going back there.

(Watch the video above, courtesy of Talking Points Memo).

Above video courtesy of Talking Points Memo.

*Just remember our catchy courtesy slogan and "Talk Low".

Here, for instance, is the BBC's Stephen Sackur on his experience of interviewing Al Gore on HardTalk, courtesy of the BBC: "The former vice president harrumphed when I cited a British high court judge who had concluded that the Gore epic An Inconvenient Truth contained a valuable message, but was marred by several exaggerations and distortions.

(You should reimburse the travel and meal costs for beekeepers performing this service for you, out of courtesy).. Talk to a beekeeper first about dealing with a bee swarm.

She chose a busy coffee house, arrived unfashionably on the hour, turned off her cellphone and behaved as if she had the whole afternoon to chat breezily away, squandering her time on such courtesies as small talk.