Sentence examples for etiquette which from inspiring English sources

These rules are based on social etiquette, which in turn reflect simple good manners.

Rupp had violated hockey etiquette, which forbids anyone from touching a goalie, and he may be disciplined.

It turned out that the matter was a projected work on etiquette, an "encyclopedia of etiquette," which Mrs. Post was entreated to undertake.

In 1995 she and a co-author, Nancy Dunnan, updated "The Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette," which had not been revised since 1978.

Her book of etiquette, which counsels men against spitting and women against sitting with legs splayed, was also an immediate best seller.

The Lib Dems have also earned points for calling the election quickly, ignoring Westminster etiquette which gives the right to the sitting party.

The New Yorker, January 16 , 1995P. 29 Signed Talk story about Nancy Tuckerman, the co-author of an updated version of Amy Vanderbilt's 1952 guide on etiquette, "Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette,O which will be coming out in a few weeks from Doubleday.

By Joanne Kaufman The New Yorker, January 16 , 1995P. 29 Signed Talk story about Nancy Tuckerman, the co-author of an updated version of Amy Vanderbilt's 1952 guide on etiquette, "Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette,O which will be coming out in a few weeks from Doubleday.

Please feel free to pack and hit it anytime you'd like". Learn even more Higher Etiquette do's and don'ts on next week's episode of Post's Awesome Etiquette podcast, which she co-hosts with cousin and EPI co-president DaniEPI co-president

Aren't we familiar with some normative domains — such as that of etiquette — about which we are all relativists?

That's good news for those couples planning to marry; they now have nearly a decade of gay wedding etiquette from which to cut and paste.