As much as splitting the bill at these kind of things makes you want to jump up, hurl a plate at a stranger, and scream, "I DIDN'T ORDER THE NUTS AND OLIVES," you must keep your decorum and take the hit.
As much as splitting the bill at these kind of things makes you want to jump up, hurl a plate at a stranger and scream, "I DIDN'T ORDER THE NUTS AND OLIVES," you must keep your decorum and take the hit.
And she didn't observe the decorum of the place.
All three players were sublimely relaxed, but Mr. Lovano, on tenor saxophone, kept closest to the decorum of traditional jazz playing, retaining swing phrasing in his solos, moving one step at a time through the shifting backdrops.
Whatever his source of value in Regine's eyes, the jilted nineteen-year-old, in the words of the jilter, "fought like a lioness" to keep him, breaching decorum by invading his rooms upon receipt of his letter and, in his absence, leaving a "note of utter despair" that pleaded with him, for the sake of Jesus and the memory of his father, not to leave her.
Dance how you want with who you like but keep decorum in mind.
The Brown Palace does take precautions to keep a sense of decorum during livestock appearances.
"When you enter the Forbidden City you choose one of nine historical costumes, which is to give a sense of history but also keep a sense of decorum," said John Tolva, program manager at IBM who led the project, dubbed "Beyond Space and Time".
Since these were diplomats, we worked on acceptable language that would satisfy journalists' curiosity and keep with diplomacy's decorum and requirements.
The judge who set the decorum order?
