Sentence examples for set etiquette from inspiring English sources

We have a complicated relationship, the box set and I. On beginning this blog, I fondly imagined that it would be about "box set etiquette".

On those I was just a lowly intern, but I was able to learn set etiquette and other things like dealing with celebs and paparazzi.

And he set naming etiquette.

Mr. Fellowes, 52, said he grew up "to a modest extent" in the upstairs world of the end of the empire, so he was doing daily duty as the on-set etiquette police.

Speaking of rules, you're the one who sets the etiquette and safety ones, no matter how much of the phone or service your children are paying for.

"He's setting the etiquette bar for how to behave in a crisis," said Kristina Stewart, a busy hostess and friend of Mr. Bacanovic's.

Step 6: You can set new email etiquette by stopping the overuse of the CC button.

However, the ability of the junior clinical team for undertaking such tasks is limited [ 13, 14, 35, 36], and there is a dichotomy between the organizational expectation from juniors to follow official policy and the social and contextual norm of adhering to "prescribing etiquette" set by one's senior colleagues in their clinical groups, as the evidence in this study suggests.

So Mr. Lefkowitz asked a young staff member to draft a set of etiquette guidelines for strip club visitors, and post them on the site.

[A couple points below perhaps point out a need for a new set of etiquette rules required for people with nut allergies when dealing with those without nut allergies.]. - At the hair salon: I have had to tell clients who were about to eat a nut product in my chair that I am allergic and kindly ask them to put the product away (I feel just awful when I have to ask them to do this!).

Through a brilliantly innovative analysis of such sources as the changing guidance on etiquette, as set out in the seven editions of Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management between 1861 and 1906, Banks showed how the middle classes were prey to escalating consumption aspirations - "the paraphernalia of gentility".