Sentence examples for far courtesy from inspiring English sources
As a City fan, Elvis Costello's 'Brilliant Mistake' is my favourite suggestion so far, courtesy of a man called John's iPod.
The Publicity Stunt of the year, so far, comes courtesy of Dr Pepper.
Their best UK lifetime total so far comes courtesy of True Grit (£8.46m).
Sony's biggest hits in animation have so far come courtesy of its relationship with the Aardman studio: ie Arthur Christmas (£21.40m) and The Pirates! in an Adventure with Scientists (£16.86m).
Great Aunt Adele was a published author in the late nineteenth century, before she turned twenty, and was "known as a clever woman, always ahead of her time". Adele Kahn (second from the right) with the author's grandmother, Mamie (far left), courtesy of the author.
And today, in our families, in our world, often violent and arrogant, there is a need for far more courtesy.
The New York City Police Department has not gone far enough to improve courtesy, and higher pay should be offered to keep seasoned patrol officers on the street instead of seeking promotions, a law enforcement research group said yesterday.
Swansea's only goal so far this season came courtesy of a Shane Cansdell-Sherriff own goal in the second round Carling Cup defeat at Shrewsbury Town.
The American carries courtesy to a far point.
He heaped praise on Ed Miliband, far beyond the requirements of courtesy.
