Sentence examples for disabled courtesy from inspiring English sources

Like your opinion essayist [ Empathy From a Spell on a Crutch," Feb. 1], I also recently visited the world of the disabled, courtesy of a motorcycle accident.

So the companies get a fat cheque, courtesy of HM Taxpayer, disabled people get treated appallingly, and all for what?

Remember to give up your seat as a courtesy to elderly, pregnant, or disabled passengers.

But it seems that on my 45-minute commute home from work each night (when I just want to tune out or read), I am reminded that courtesy begins with me, that pregnant and disabled people would love my seat, and that my backpack might be subject to a random search — over and over again.

Sticking stubbornly to the snowy theme, it appears the Rhondda Polar Bears, a south Wales charity that teaches disabled people to swim, could soon receive a small donation courtesy of the Cities of London and Westminster Conservative Association CLWCAA).

The new New York City Transit courtesy campaign reminds us that giving a seat to a disabled passenger is "not only polite, it's the law".

Courtesy Wendy Kawabata/Corban Estate.

Courtesy Staley-Wise Gallery.

Images courtesy Images Courtesy David S. Allee/Morgan Lehman Gallery.

"Badly disabled" is taboo.

"Please support the disabled.