Sentence examples for to courteous from inspiring English sources

When we waved goodbye to courteous Mr. Dillon, we agreed that one day in a classic Jaguar had probably been enough.

His reputation as a temper-prone man (earned at the EBRD) could also put IMFers, used to courteous supervision, on the defensive.Owner preoccupationA bigger problem is dealing with the Fund's shareholders.

Among the nine tenets: The right to send back any unsatisfactory food or beverage without charge; the right to courteous, informative service and clean facilities; and the right to complain to the manager.

Last week, as part of my campaign to devote my life to (courteous) tennis, I walked across the street to ask my friend Tina, who is very good at the game, if she wanted to play.

A Polish presence can now be felt throughout the Highlands, from the copies of Polska Express in the Inverness municipal library to courteous Polish waiters in far-flung rural hotels.As elsewhere in Britain, the only big European country so far to welcome workers from the EU's eight new members, no one knows how many eastern Europeans there are here.

Something like this happened in 2006 to the Frankfurt book fair, when planeloads of Indian novelists and poets descended on the Intercontinental Hotel, waved to each other over breakfast, and then read from their work to courteous audiences in the afternoons and evenings.

It's as easy as flipping a lever to to be courteous to other drivers and to pedestrians who might otherwise be where you're turning.

It also pays to be courteous, to smile and to be patient.

I was taught to be courteous to people in public.

Being well rested will help you feel healthier and it will be easier to be courteous to others.

It is another aspect of Korean culture that they are dependent, but they still want to be courteous and polite to others at the same time.