Sentence examples for points of etiquette from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Points of etiquette for golfers have been discussed in the Law Courts for two days.

He's the Old World instructing the New in the fine points of etiquette and speech while enjoying the savage opportunities of the Wild West.

To Hay's astonishment, Lincoln "seemed not to have noticed it specially, saying it was better at this time not to be making points of etiquette and personal dignity".

"Tourist Language Handbook" has 17 pages with phrases in English and Japanese; "Hello, Japan" contains 100 pages of pictograms, travel tips and points of etiquette.

My interest in the finer points of etiquette dates from the early nineteen-seventies, when I shared a flat in London with a rebel deb who worked as the roadie for a rock group.

In the email sent to Heidi Withers, a PA from West London, last month, Carolyn Bourne describes her stepson Freddie's fiancee as "an ideal candidate for the Ladette to Lady television series", a reality TV show where drunken, foul-mouthed young women are taught the points of etiquette.

And one last point of etiquette.

Dress code Whatever you worked in (although freelance writers may wear trousers as a point of etiquette).

And now, as a point of etiquette for those of you who may have wondered how to drink your Heineken at a fancy dinner: Do it like PAUL NEWMAN.

"You can't go digging up Oona," says Ms. LeRoy's Maryjohnny to Mick, as if the subject were a minor point of etiquette.

You had better address this delicate point of etiquette before you see the Transport Group's exceedingly intimate revival of "Hello Again," Michael John LaChiusa's musical portrait of lust in the 20th century.