Sentence examples for etiquette by from inspiring English sources

But Wiggins honored cycling etiquette by not attempting to capitalize on Evans's misfortune.

Muslims are consulted on etiquette by students planning to visit the Middle East.

Etiquette by New York Pedestrians Is Showing a Strain" (news article, July 16) was most welcome.

Is she breaking a rule of etiquette by leaving them out, or am I being too sensitive?

Romanowski's blog encourages jogglers to practice good etiquette by running to the side and out of the way.

Some companies like to test your ability to interpret fashion etiquette by setting a business casual dress code.

Pamphlets published by the United States Curling Association, on display at the club, detail proper etiquette, crystallized by the somewhat quaint statement that "the spirit of the game demands good sportsmanship, kindly feeling and honorable conduct".

In other words, not many travelers are leading the etiquette charge by setting a good example.

The writer, on a recent visit to France, picks up an old etiquette book by the Baronne Staffe.

Snuff-taking was fashionable in Europe, with an elaborate ritual with its own etiquette practiced by aristocrats.

The next day, when we returned to the river, Mr. McLoughlin, the Connecticut boat captain, got serious about teaching me the fishing etiquette expected by Kiwis.