Sentence examples for etiquette up from inspiring English sources

He appeared in taped vignettes, in which he talked about how to use proper etiquette, up until his wrestling debut on the April 30 , 1995episode of WWF Wrestling Challenge.

These worlds are picturesque, elegantly filmed, and ruled by rigid etiquette — lit up, for viewers, by the thrill of seeing brutality enforced (or, in the case of "Downton Abbey," a really nice house kept in the family).

"Whether the sushi was ­delicious or not," it says, "you must always tell the chef, 'It's delicious, Taisho!'" The video is satire – a spoof on sushi etiquette dreamed up by two irreverent Japanese comics.

Certainly, etiquette has caught up – or been made to catch up – by recent generations of feminists.

Anyone who turned to "Etiquette" to advance up the social hierarchy learned from Post's book that the key was conformity.

According to the event's organizers, teens aren't getting enough guidance when it comes to the etiquette of breaking up.

He was asked if he had learned professional etiquette by cleaning up after athletes as a teenager or by having a father in the sports media.

Some fears are justified since, as a culture, we don't have a pristine history of social etiquette always catching up to technology (see: loud-mouth cellphone users).

"Carol" and "Brooklyn" will happily fill you in on the conversational etiquette of ringing up a purchase.

The streak was said to have been controversially snapped by baseball etiquette against "running up the score"; Mets manager Terry Collins opted not to position his infield in with a runner on third and one out with a 9 0 lead, allowing a routine ground ball to shortstop to score a runner and end Dickey's streak.

While the term "office etiquette" may conjure up images of stiffness and formality, it is in actual fact very simple.