Sentence examples for would be courtesy from inspiring English sources

Admission was cheap (children got in for halfpence if they sat behind the screen) and music would be courtesy of a solo pianist and the audience's enthusiasm for a singalong.

"As a rule, I'd say it would be common courtesy to ask people whether you can take their picture," he said.

Neddie spent those years being dismissed by Treasury officials as an irrelevance as Britain would be fine courtesy of North Sea oil, free markets and the City of London.

I think it would be a courtesy to the court if we all now paused while awaiting the judge's decision.

He hopes that when the final word comes he would be given the courtesy of 15-minute visits with Pope Benedict XVI and Cardinal William Levada, head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Vatican office that issued the warning of excommunication.

It would be nice if this courtesy were extended to those living in South Asia and the Middle East.

There are horror stories about novelists seeking to write sequels to earlier books and discovering that their characters are the property of a studio in Los Angeles; JK Rowling is believed to have a contractual clause preventing movie producers from carrying on Harry Potter beyond the books she wrote but that would be a very rare courtesy.

"I promised him that he would be treated with all due courtesy and respect.

It would be impossible to receive a courtesy card without viewing it as an outright act of aggression.

The company said Samsung customers could receive replacements or full refunds and courtesy devices would be available on Wednesday for those who had to return their phones.

There would be no more comic relief courtesy of Bob Hope, Rodney Dangerfield, Richard Pryor or George Carlin, though the pretensions and pieties they skewered outlasted them, and had the last laugh.