curtseys

She swept him a curtsey.

She gave a graceful curtsey to the queen.

The little girl learned how to curtsey in her ballet class.

The actress ended her performance with a curtsey.

In some cultures, a curtsey is a sign of respect.

She received a round of applause after her curtsey.

The ballerina's curtsey was met with cheers from the audience.

The young debutante practiced her curtsey for hours before the ball.

The princess taught the young girls how to curtsey properly.

As a sign of gratitude, she gave a deep curtsey to her benefactor.

The etiquette instructor emphasized the importance of a well-executed curtsey.

But nobody learns anything from a governess, apart from French and how to curtsey.

" If you please, sir, " said Mrs Beaver, making a curtsey. " It's locked up."

If anyone thinks I'm going to pull my forelock and curtsey to this Mr Nobody from nowhere...-O'Brien!

And Rose made her curtsey as the dance ended.

'Yes, sir, very, ' she answered, curtseying.

Grace curtseyed silently and went in.

' Mr. Bumble nodded, blandly, in acknowledgment of Mrs. Mann's curtsey; and inquired how the children were.

'Thank you, sir, very much, ' said Sissy, with a grateful curtsey.

'I am afraid it would, sir, ' Sissy answered with a curtsey.

She made him her stately curtsey in the garden, one morning before breakfast.