Sentence examples for standard courtesy from inspiring English sources
Guards with double-barrelled shotguns stalk the perimeters of many restaurants, a standard courtesy in a region where homicide rates are almost ten times what they are in the United States.
Yet even this standard courtesy proved to be beyond the 1999 US team, who jigged around the 17th green at Brookline in celebration of an absurd 50-foot putt by Justin Leonard which had put his side within touching distance of the trophy.
A rather formal Englishman, a friend of ours who is giving some lectures at Harvard, took several of his shirts and stiff collars to a laundry in Cambridge the other day and was waited on by a teen-age girl whose high standard of courtesy is a thing of which her fellow-countrymen can all be proud.
Because Montana adheres to the old 0.1 μg/100 cm2 standard, that courtesy hasn't been cheap.
Our standards of courtesy are bound to our corporeal selves; freed from one we're freed from the other.
"There are people here this morning who are not educated to the Community Church standards of courtesy and impartiality," Mr. Lothrop said.
That the war over conflicting standards of courtesy and behavior is being fought on airliners isn't surprising, Ms. Rutledge said, because people feel a powerlessness boarding an airplane.
While certain standards of courtesy always apply (be punctual, treat everyone you meet with respect), your success may depend on the company's culture and the preferences of the people doing the hiring.
The author's husband with a car that definitely would not meet today's emission standards (photo courtesy author).
"I've always believed we should rise to the highest possible standards of courtesy and respect in responding on behalf of the government to the legitimate questions of the legislature," Bates said to the chamber.
