The whole book takes too much for granted, reminding me of the convicts in the joke who know each other's stories so well they can merely call out, "No.
It's really hard to do when you like someone, granted, but remind yourself that the stakes aren't high at the end of the day.
Nevertheless, after a long slog in the literary trenches I never take a single reader for granted, and always remind myself that for new readers the unfolding story is fresh.
But fans must never be taken for granted, Powell would remind her students.
They have only to look at Bradford's position in the bottom two, whereas it used to be the Bulls who took final appearances for granted, to be reminded of the transformation in their fortunes since the appointment of Daryl Powell as coach in the spring of 2013.
Maybe the loss of someone whom we only know because he made us laugh; granted our wishes; reminded us to believe; made us look at things in a different way will help us to do just that.
Agency: RPA (USA) Director: Smith & Foulkes In case viewers have started taking their bodies for granted, Weetabix wishes to remind them just how remarkable our collections of bones, organs, and muscles are.
Still, Mr. Pirro's high-powered legal team scored some points when Judge Parker granted a request to remind jurors, repeatedly, that what Mr. Dennehy was saying did not outweigh the testimony of other witnesses, and should not be taken as legal proof of the Pirros' wrongdoing.
Audiences that have come to take Orpheus's polished performances for granted should perhaps be reminded what a difficult achievement it is for a sizable group to prepare and deliver sophisticated interpretations without the service of a conductor: in this case more than two hours' worth of new, often tricky music.
I used the knowledge of her situation and took that forward with me during my pregnancy with William… Life is so precious and too many people take the ability to create life for granted (RUTH) When I am reminded of my daughter's tragedy I think to myself how lucky I am to have known her at all.
