Sentence examples for me courtesy from inspiring English sources

This tragic childhood memory came to me courtesy of Joe Weinbach's article in the May 22 Wall Street Journal, titled: "Racing's Royal Bloodline".

Which is exactly what I thought as those fabulous meaty juices coated me courtesy of the marvellous Honest Burgers (Unit 12).

Having seen the video (provided to me courtesy of Ragan Communications), I conclude two things: 1) Pogue is an engaging, lively and funny speaker, and 2) the speech flagrantly violates the prohibition against giving advice at paid P.R. conferences.

To wit: a year's worth of international touring, built on a bedrock of word-of-mouth, DIY-fostered fan-dom; impressive daytime radio play for the Top Ten single "Please Don't Say You Love Me"; courtesy of the single "Panic Cord", localised mania in Japan (albeit "local" in a huge music-consuming market); and heavy social-media engagement in South America.

A piece in today's Boston Globe that came to me courtesy of my colleague Jenna Krajeski, in the poetry department, considers the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., as it relates not only to civil rights but to the broader issues of national progress.

Many people experience life-changing epiphanies, but mine had an unusual twist: It came to me courtesy of Andy Rooney.

"She was just doing me a courtesy to see me, I think.

Just give me the courtesy of letting me try to find a job somewhere else".

The other McDonald's commercial, which is new, offers a twist on the old game of "He loves me, he loves me not," courtesy of a couple of boxes of the chain's French fries.

In response Finch said: "I will respond to them when they show me the courtesy of writing to me and I will be only too happy to point out the many apparent errors in what passes for their analysis".

I have been a patron of British Airways for many years, and they have always pitied me enough to treat me with courtesy, but, as the flight attendant lays forth the breakfast tray, I sense an unspoken pact between provider and consumer, which neither party seems remotely willing to break.