Sentence examples for moving politely from inspiring English sources
In much of its foreign and domestic policy, Labour is moving politely but firmly away from Blairism now.
The trick, she found, was to walk very slowly so that the birds had time to move politely aside instead of starting upward.
Darci Kistler and Jock Soto, sometimes flanked by Alina Dronova and Amanda Edge with four couples, still move politely in a bland ballet notable mainly for its formal groupings.
He told ABC News that while some customers he confronted would move politely, others complained to Starbucks staff.
Some time earlier, they had discussed Gandhi and nonviolent resistance, and so, without premeditation, when the bus driver asked them to move they politely refused.
He didn't realise Jonah was behind him – Vinnie grabbed him by the ears and moved him politely out of the way".
I guess he tried to play it like he was politely moving me out of the way and oops touched my butt instead of my lower back?
As I caught the ferry from Hingham into downtown Boston this week, I watched the young men and women with rifles moving quietly and politely among the Fidelity managers who most days believe that they rule the world.
Ensure that your meeting stays on schedule, by keeping an eye on the clock and, when you get the opportunity, politely moving the meeting forward by saying something like, "We should move to the next topic if we want to get out of here on time".
A young woman with a walkie-talkie and a British accent was moving down the beach, politely asking people — a man with binoculars watching dolphins off-shore, a woman from Iowa with bright red hair walking through the waves — to move off to the side and out of the shot, please, if you wouldn't mind.
