Sentence examples for etiquette code from inspiring English sources
Who knows, but upholding the macho etiquette code matters in a baseball clubhouse.
Other than the performances themselves, what marks out this strand from the rest of the festival is the etiquette code.
This etiquette code means students end up working for the judge that makes them an offer first — causing students to pressure judges to move interviews earlier and earlier.
"Etiquette codes of the past demanded that the mouth be carefully controlled; beauty standards likewise called for a small mouth," she says in her 2005 paper on the history of smiling in photographs.
It holds that in parts of the country where etiquette codes are stronger, voters may tell pollsters that they plan to pick the most broadly acceptable choice (especially an establishment-backed front-runner like Mr. Romney) rather than disclosing their first preference.
So ladies, be aware of specific etiquettes acceptable in the business circles, but remain mindful of the basic go to etiquette codes that have been shared.
Men and women dance the Viennese Waltz together; debutantes are presented in a tiara and diamonds to a suitor suitably reputable to marry; etiquette, dress code, and family background are paramount values; and any diversion from these somewhat archaic values would have you deemed unsuitable for ball culture.
Political speech, like etiquette, has its codes and its euphemisms, and Orwell is right to insist that it is important to be able to decipher them.
"The term 'club etiquette' denotes an accepted code of conduct between the defendants," the judge wrote.
"Society is still primarily based on a code of etiquette," said Jill Brooke, the editor of Avenue Magazine.
