Always ask politely, "Are you wearing a costume at all?"
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Just be reasonable and ask politely, and you'll have great results.
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I walk over to the aux station and ask politely if I can fix it.
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Speak in an even and soft tone and ask politely if the person needs help.
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"If they don't, just ask politely and discreetly if you can take food with you."
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Might she ask — politely and in person — if she had done something to hurt her friend's feelings?
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I'm sure if I ask politely in antiquarian bookshops in Berlin and Vienna I'll eventually find it.
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If you bring Nick an Amy's frozen burrito and ask politely, he'll probably even sign it for you, too.
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If you ask politely and explain your situation, you may be able to lower your bill, simply because you asked.
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They ask politely, phone in hand because they hate to burn up their data plans when they can use your connection.
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If you have a good reason and ask politely, you may get either a store credit or your money back altogether.
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If you point this out and ask politely for a reasonable rent reduction, Mr. Frisch said, "often the answer will be yes."
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We're used to seeing politicians give long-winded speeches, ask politely to complete their points, and respond to others with a smattering of polite applause.
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When I am a houseguest, how may I ask politely if there is a rubberized tub mat in the house so I don't risk slipping and falling in the tub?
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And if you're angry at how many trackers your favorite news site is running try emailing them to ask (politely) if they can at least reduce the number of trackers they use.
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You think we have been handed everything because we have fought your selfish insistence that the world, all of it — all its resources, all its riches, all its bounty, all its grace — should be yours first, and foremost, and if there's anything left, why then we can have some, but only if we ask politely and behave gratefully.
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Prince George, in his ship the Adventure, had joined the fleet at Cape St. Vincent.The Portuguese government, still bound by its alliances with the Bourbons, were nervous of the fervent stirred up by Prince George. Under protest from the French and Spanish ambassadors, King Peter felt it expedient to ask politely for the Prince to quit Portugal.
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A commemorative plaque located along Chemin Senneville by the Lake of Two Mountains records the location of the battle associated with the fall of the Fort. All that remains today is part of the windmill which doubled as a watch-tower and the foundations of the seigneurial house, if not some portions of the walls. The site is on private property though the proprietor has been known to allow visitors if they ask politely. Cap-Saint-Jacques Nature Park – the largest nature park on the island also features the only remaining public beach and an organic farm.
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