Sentence examples for to courtesy from inspiring English sources

Here are the tracks the Guardian advises you not to miss, to, courtesy of NPR:.

"Discourtesy is unspeakably ugly to me," he explains, later praising Starling: "you have been courteous and receptive to courtesy".

But if American viewers are getting accustomed to "Courtesy Al Jazeera" in the corner of the screen, they are less accustomed to what that change means.

The audience that sings along to "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue" will not be singing along to "John Walker's Blues," a cut from Steve Earle's new album, "Jerusalem," which will be released in late September.

A cup of coffee, some cigarette butts, his espadrilles, Mama crying and then recovering quickly to smile at a neighbor who'd come to borrow some tea or spices, moving from distress to courtesy so fast that it made me doubt her sincerity, as young as I was.

All doors open to courtesy.

In that spirit, and because it's Monday and I'm feeling cranky and decidedly lowbrow, here's a simple DIY Foley how-to, courtesy musician, writer and robotic artist Sarah Angliss, to replicating the variable, offensive sounds of someone barfing their face off in disgust.

"I would ask you please to show courtesy to each other," Mr. Koppel said.

Household surveys and observations in general may be subject to courtesy-bias.

Early in the campaign, Obama was averse to making courtesy calls to local officials.

Previously, doctors' behaviors related to friendliness, courtesy, and the like have been shown to be related to patient satisfaction [ 30].