Sentence examples for Kindly read from inspiring English sources
We also thank Dr. Kylie Pitt who kindly read an earlier draft of this manuscript, and provided useful comments.
Would You Kindly Read This Article on Gaming's Greatest Plot Twist.
Hilary Bradt, founder of Bradt Guides, kindly reads through the stories of hundreds of hopefuls to find the cream of the crop.
The authors would like to thank Yu Guan and Eugene Nothnagel for kindly supplying their microarray files and to Zoë Popper for kindly reading the manuscript.
We also thank Dr. Haley Oliver for her help organizing the phage genome sequencing with Cornell University Life Sciences Core Laboratories Center, and we thank Thomas Denes for kindly reading the paper.
We would like to thank Mr. Jeff McDonald for kindly helping with the identification of miRNAs happening at dysregulated gene loci and also Dr. Janet Buchanan for kindly reading critically and editing the manuscript; and also her very helpful comments/advice.
The New Yorker, February 21 , 1970 P. 30A man we know who entered his club for lunch the other day and worked his way around a jungle of paint pots, ladders, and large sheets of canvas tells us that he was in no way comforted by a notice on the door of the dining room, which read, "Kindly understand that you should be incinvenienced at this time".
By William D. Boutwell The New Yorker, February 21 , 1970 P. 30A man we know who entered his club for lunch the other day and worked his way around a jungle of paint pots, ladders, and large sheets of canvas tells us that he was in no way comforted by a notice on the door of the dining room, which read, "Kindly understand that you should be incinvenienced at this time".
Rider's exploits behind enemy lines in the desert ring true, as does Mr. Bull's wrenching description of the hospital in Alexandria where the British wounded are treated, and kindly women read to them.
My wife continues to treat the child as if he was a person, speaking to him kindly and reading him human stories at bedtime - perhaps in the hope that these narratives will trigger some dormant species memory.
