Sentence examples for speak courtesy from inspiring English sources

MERCER COUNTY LIBRARY - LAWRENCEVILLE BRANCH John Betancourt, "Star Trek" novelist and Wildside Press co-owner, will speak courtesy of the Prydonians of Prynceton science fiction fan club.

Robbie Mustoe, Robbie Earle and Rebecca Lowe were speaking courtesy of Captain's Knock, a business networking organisation with a charitable focus, based in New York and London.

In an age when neither political office nor Ph.D.s nor media pulpits are guarantees of basic human decency -- such as the ability to speak with courtesy, to refrain from delusion and ugliness in criticism, to respect the word and the airwave (or digital bit-byte as the case may be) -- to be led by a President who stands tall as a decent, intelligent human being is a worthy thing in itself.

More broadly, the Democratic Party's future at least in the short term is really just a blast from the past in the form of Hillary Rodham Clinton, an unabashed neoliberal whose husband hangs out with shady Eastern European business tycoons while she rakes in $250,000 per paid speaking engagement courtesy of banks like Goldman Sachs.

He refuses to speak - the common courtesies of "hello" and "thank you" would have been a start - and will not face the crowd, electing instead to stand sideways, thus giving every impression of playing solely for his band rather than the audience.

(Nor do they speak Polish in this production, courtesy of Benjamin Paloff's crackling translation).

It's common courtesy not to speak ill of the dead.

"When an offer comes in, we speak to the player out of courtesy.

[Florence Pearson and her daughter speak at the Newseum. Picture courtesy of FCC.].

Do teachers and children speak to each other with respect and courtesy?

It's very difficult, but give your spouse the courtesy of letting him or her speak.