Sentence examples for make courtesy from inspiring English sources

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Supreme Court nominees typically make courtesy calls to senators, so that lawmakers can get to know them on a more personal level and question them in a more intimate setting.

That person should stay on top of all outstanding invoices and send reminders or make courtesy phone calls if payment hasn't arrived within a week or so before the due date.

On holidays, he accompanied Lehmann as he made courtesy calls in the neighboring villages.

Early in the campaign, Obama was averse to making courtesy calls to local officials.

Executives at two companies said they did not know the precise timing of the decision until Wednesday afternoon, when the White House made courtesy calls to members of Congress.

The general has made courtesy calls to explain his campaign platform to a number of European embassies as well as the Australian Embassy, but not to the United States Embassy.

Mr. Obama, who had a reputation in Springfield as standoffish ("He socialized, but he did not hang out," Mr. Kindle said), began making courtesy calls to black politicians and members of the clergy.

The movie also makes courtesy calls to Motown (to catch up with the former Supreme Mary Wilson, who sings a middling version of "Love Child") and Chicago (the hometown of the Chi-Lites and Jerry Butler), where the soul music was sweeter and more cosmopolitan.

While Arpaio's campaign stomp for Gov. Rick Perry's disastrous campaign in New Hampshire brought more headlines than votes, Republican candidates like Rick Santorum still made courtesy calls this week, despite the mounting calls for the increasingly reckless Sheriff to hand in his badge.

The enumerators made courtesy calls to traditional village chiefs to explain the purpose of the PEC survey and to obtain their permission to conduct the survey.