courtesy造句
91 The others would be pinned there by a courtesy he did not merit.
92 Even more tips are likely to come in courtesy of the tabloid media.
93 Tickets are ￡110 each and free parking is available in Battersea Park with a courtesy minibus service to and from the showground.
94 Meanwhile, the audience gets into the spirit of the occasion, courtesy of comedian, Bobby Bragg from Banbury.
95 Courtesy forbade him from asking the reason for this unexpected visit.
96 That would be regarded by the House as a sensible courtesy.
97 But before Rainbow can reply, a star goes nova on her near-side window, courtesy of a broken brick.
98 The hon. Gentleman should have the courtesy to recognise that a considerable amount is being done.
99 And this economy persists to a substantial degree, courtesy of both the climate and exploitable migrant and illegal-alien labor.
100 Instonians were back in front by half-time courtesy of McCluskey's first try, and eased clear after the interval.
101 Send your details to. 50 free It's time to lighten up, courtesy of Jerome Russell.
102 But their knockout involvement allowed Whiston Cross to take over the premier division leadership courtesy of a 5-2 victory over Monks Sports.
103 They came courtesy of Elliot Conway, prolific Darlington author of western novels, who likes a cigar himself.
104 Wachs thinks the expenditure would be worth it if it results in the public being treated with more courtesy and respect.
105 Life is short, but there is always time enough for courtesy.Ralph Waldo Emerson
106 She was a forceful personality who did not suffer fools gladly, but her sternness was accompanied by grace and Victorian courtesy.
107 He began the two-mile journey from the hotel in a courtesy car at 9.25 a.m.
108 It sounded more like a courtesy than a threat, a valediction.
109 Always on my visits to Kingston I am treated with courtesy and consideration.
110 When you contact a government office, you should receive efficient service and be treated with courtesy.
111 Next Jets shot, tie game, courtesy of defenseman Deron Quint from the blue line.
112 A courtesy shuttle bus runs to and from the Ally Pally.
113 Their fun, courtesy of the Conservative Party, was to come at a later stage.
114 Practitioners may use former titles as a matter of courtesy, although this is becoming less usual.
115 You have treated me with great courtesy and kindness; for all that I thank you.
116 The latter were treated with especial courtesy, being provided with the best seats and a translation service.
117 So writers published in this and most mags are due the courtesy of polite negatives.
118 Businessmen value the service and courtesy offered by traditional hotels.
119 Victory came courtesy of rock-solid defender Richard Smith's one mistake eight minutes from time.
120 Even so it would be nice to have an indication on the screen that this command prompt came to you courtesy of Windows.
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