"Thank you very much," he said courteously as she kept on crying.
In almost 100percentt of my calls, the person who answered has said courteously that the company would take my name off its mailing list.
Over the next 10 minutes they argue courteously "Say one for me, Ed!" A chirpy contralto next to him.
So when an officer asks to search your car, courteously say, "Officer, I know you're just doing your job, but I don't consent to any searches".
Picture yourself after being served dinner at a cozy restaurant, or purchasing movie tickets, or checking out at the grocery store, and you courteously say "Thank you".
"They inform us of things very courteously," says Tony Bell.
In the early chapters Elliot struggles to find a voice, but as the pages turn he emerges as a sympathetic companion on the dusty road, lying to young women about his age and coping with disappointments with warm good humour (a taxi driver, he says, "robbed me courteously").
Monitor what people are saying, and respond (courteously and with a positive attitude).
The English Cricket Board courteously said it understood "that there were logistical issues" that "made South Africa a more practical choice".
There is something he wants to say to his beloved, but just before we hear it the author courteously, cinematically lifts us away.
