Sentence examples for learns manners from inspiring English sources

"THE WILD BOY: A HAUDENOSAUNEE (PEOPLE OF THE LONGHOUSE) TALE," about an unruly young Seneca Indian who learns manners from a family of bears, will be presented this weekend by the World Voices Club of the New Perspectives Theater Company, 750 Eighth Avenue, between 46th and 47th Streets, Room 601, Clinton.

"Children in our culture learn manners at the dining table, and not manners only," she writes.

"We learn manners and we do a lot of reading," Mathe Rose said.

They go to puppy classes and learn manners and how to behave in public.

Two, if my children don't sit at the table, how will they ever learn manners?

But somehow she learnt manners, along with a wry self-knowledge.

He's the world's best coach, but as a man he still has to learn manners and respect.

Elizabeth does not conform, and due to her bad behaviour, she is sent to Trumpton Hall, a school for rich young ladies to learn manners.

The idea is that they should learn manners from seeing them modeled rather than from being told to perform them — sincerity in all things.

NO matter that diesel-powered cars are hugely popular in Europe, or that their thrifty engines have learned manners refined enough to make them acceptable in the politest of company.

But as the devices around us move from old world passive to being able to accumulate information and offer decisions, to live with us in harmony, they will need to learn manners.