Sentence examples for writing etiquette from inspiring English sources

But to promote the art of writing, Ms. Liner also creates rhinestone-crusted handmade stationery and sells books on writing etiquette.

Letter writing etiquette is formal and very important in Japanese society.

Don't assume those capital letters are anything to do with old writing etiquette; they were just screaming out the big names for fear anyone might miss them.

Communicating via email is not an excuse to abandon some old-school writing etiquette.

Drawing from her upper-crust upbringing, she wrote "Etiquette: The Blue Book of Social Usage" in 1922.

Under her married name, Emily Post, she wrote "Etiquette in Society, in Business, in Politics and at Home," published in 1922, and it became the last word in manners.

According to Ned, when Post decided to write "Etiquette," in 1920, she intended it to serve as a sort of antidote to the guides that were popular at the time.

She makes ends meet by writing about etiquette under the pseudonym Mrs. Charles Palmer for Woman's Own magazine, while hanging out with various Angry Young Men.

Formal letter-writing etiquette dictates that you should include the following: The institution's mailing address Greeting addressed to appropriate person (or To Whom it May Concern: if you are not sure) Today's date The body of the letter A formal closing (such as Sincerely,) A signature at the bottom of the letter.

Some five years after the series ended, Ms. Winters wrote an etiquette book for young girls, "Penny's Guide to Teenage Charm and Personality".

But most southerners are also too polite to tell their neighbours that they are endangering their immortal souls.A journalist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has even written an etiquette book explaining how to talk to non-Christian friends.