1.   A polite young man brought the high chair and crayons for her.

2.   He seemed a very polite young man.

3.   He was a polite man, invariably correct and pleasant with Mrs Collins, so this was done deliberately to elicit a response.

4.   Not even very kind, very polite young men in her year at art school had so much as thawed one tiny corner of her iced-up emotions.

5.   And the polite man turned to his cumbersome bag.

6.   But Rossotti is a polite man, and far too circumspect to argue in public with elected politicians.

7.   Friends described him as a polite young man who was a good student and had arrived at the university in east central South Dakota on a basketball scholarship.

8.   His captors, whom he referred to at the time as polite young men, visited him in Argentina last year.

9.   His name was Mickey, a polite man who spoke Arabic and English along with his native Hebrew.

10.   Kind of like a polite young man from Louisville converting to a position where snarling and drooling and not having all your own teeth are considered badges of honor.