Sentence examples for Kindly reminded from inspiring English sources

Because Israel's prime minister, Ehud Olmert, kindly reminded us of the fact the other day.

If you haven't voted early, Mr. Agard has kindly reminded us via circled letters in the long Across entries of the two main political running teams, OBAMA/BIDEN and ROMNEY/RYAN.

Sometimes charity reflects a sense of mortality (as Joan Weill kindly reminded her husband: "shrouds don't have pockets"); sometimes, a vain hope of immortality, secured by your name on that university chair or hospital wing.

· The death of philosopher Stuart Hampshire, reported this week, reminded Karl Sabbagh, who has kindly reminded me, of an exchange said to have taken place on the high table at Wadham College, Oxford, where he succeeded Maurice Bowra as warden.

Postponing its daily fight to get Florentino Pérez beatified, it began a series of editorials calling on Gil Marín to leave, wheeled out Vicente Calderón's son to slaughter him, and kindly reminded readers that supporters' groups would be holding a protest at the next home game.

A friend kindly reminded me that someone had: Amazon.

Now, before you go tweeting about the demise of the English language, let me kindly remind you that the Oxford Dictionary Online is not the same thing as the Oxford English Dictionary.

People ask to borrow mine, and while I kindly remind them to return them, I never fail to end up with fewer than I started with.

If he would kindly remind me of his clue I shall give it next month and make sure that it is included in the reckoning for this year's honours list.

Mrs Merkel might need only to play a waiting game: sooner or later somebody will want Germany to commit more money to stabililse the euro zone, and then Mrs Merkel will hold up a nice contract for everybody to sign.* A reader kindly reminds me that my previous reference to the Netherlands and Finland as "surplus" countries is no longer true.

Cnet kindly reminds us how convoluted this country's tax structure can be.