Sentence examples for manners begins from inspiring English sources

And so a comedy of manners begins to tip into something darker.

Henry Alford's breezy guide to manners begins promisingly with a fact-finding trip to Japan, "the Fort Knox of the World Manners Reserve".

"Whoopi's Big Book of Manners" begins with "Nobody wants to see your finger in your nose," as good a founding statement for etiquette as ever I heard.

Miss Manners began her column in 1978, partly in response to the longtime penchant of subscribers to the Washington Post for telephoning the paper with such queries as "When can I wear my silver fox fur?" (Whenever you want, provided there's a chill in the air).

General Manners: Begin modeling positive behavior as soon as your child is alert and attentive -- the earlier, the better.

The trial of the man who shot Nina Mannering begins in June.

But the emotion beneath the odd comedy of his manner begins to creep up on you after a while.

But that could change, some experts say, if the strike stretches on for weeks and Mr. Bloomberg's publicly hands-off manner begins to seem merely inert.

Displaying all of those uploaded images "in an efficient manner" begins to seem like work.

The character's initial haughty and often cruel manner begins to soften after his years of imprisonment at the start of the series, but the challenge of undoing past sins and changing old ways is an enormous one for a being who has been set in his ways for billions of years.

The C.E.O., in his usual crisp manner, began the meeting without any small talk.