Sentence examples for customary etiquette from inspiring English sources
Job done, all that remains is a toast and a little lesson in the customary etiquette.
The Master took the high seat in the Dharma Hall and said: "Today, I, this mountain monk, having no choice in the matter, have perforce yielded to customary etiquette and taken this seat.
Sentiment and customary etiquette aside, engagement rings are property.
2. Customary Etiquette The mighty hand shake is an appropriate greeting gesture for women to offer her colleagues, both male and female.
This randomised-control trial will be undertaken utilising the principles of kaupapa Maaori research, which encompasses Maaori leadership, Maaori relationships, Maaori customary practices, etiquette and protocol.
Hierarchy, etiquette, the customary rigidities of English society were scuttled.
Business etiquette is a customary code among professionals.
The customary "look but don't touch" etiquette for art exhibitions is about to be torn up at the Carsten Höller show in London, where members of the public will be invited to spend a comfortable if discombobulating night stretched out in one of the works – a bed which will pass the hours of darkness trundling slowly around the Hayward Gallery.
The general etiquette of tipping stands in London with a customary tip between 10-15%, however restaurants may apply a service charge of 12.5% to you bill so make sure to check the bill before you leave a tip.
Built through a shared experience of sound and language, the deaf community has its own sound etiquette: for example, the artist explains, if someone joins a table, it is customary that people move back their chairs to let the newcomer in without looking up, so those at the table can continue to watch whomever is signing.
