But there were youngsters too, clearly enjoying the timeless glamour of the place; the cluttered walls filled with wildly variable art, the red plush chairs and well-spaced, crisply dressed tables, the indulgent attentions of the kindly, long-serving waiters.
I'm eighty-nine years of age, and I don't take kindly to long trips.
Why, they will ask, should we bother, if the inevitable destination is the loss of so much of what we hold dear: the forests, the brooks, the wetlands, the coral reefs, the sea ice, the glaciers, the birdsong and the night chorus, the soft and steady climate which has treated us kindly for so long?
She thanks me kindly (despite her long wait, she is by far the nicest patient of my shift), but tells me there is no way she will be able to afford the cost of the procedure.
Lynette touched the back of his hand kindly, lightly, with her long fingers.
Before long the kindly Wilkinsons are relocated to Helton Hall…but there's been something of a mix-up.
New York City Transit began kindly informing passengers how long they would have to wait until the next train.
This sharing out is ostensibly carried out by a kindly invisible hand, identified long ago by the Scottish economist Adam Smith, and in recent decades referred to as "trickledown".
("If your father does relent and you are well off, he will make you a kindly enough husband, so long as all goes well. But if he should not, and you were to be poor, your lot would be miserable.
Although the Germans largely oppose a war, they also, unlike the French, have long thought kindly of America, Germany's close ally and chief defender during the cold war.
If your neck is not on the long side kindly stick to the V neck one.
