Sentence examples similar to kindly taking in from inspiring English sources

The Devil Rays have emerged as the kindly Samaritans who took in Rey Ordóñez when the fans in Queens had seen quite enough of him.

But most of all, I thought about the Kennedys, the kindly, elderly couple who took in a lost child.

We tried stag and wild boar at Les Trois Couronnes in Cauterets, and more garbure at L'Auberge des Pyrénées in Sainte-Marie-de-Campan (whose proprietors kindly took us in after we were forced down the mountain by the elements).

Having no money, they are taken in by a kindly gondolier.

Robin was duly taken in by a kindly record executive, who helped him find work with people who were too decent or fascinated to mention his obvious deficiencies.

She is taken in by a kindly stranger (Stellan Skarsgård) and it's to him she tells the story of her life.

Someone would take pity on her, as they did in those sentimental films where a waif gets taken in by some kindly childless couple, to be given soup by the fire.

"On my last visit (when I took this photo), I was very kindly taken out onto the estuary itself in a small fishing boat.

"And so we went over my daughter's and they kindly took us in the van.

He learns that the woman's father had found Gelsomina on the beach and kindly taken her in.

The authors would like to thank Amanda Springer, Dianne Ferguson and Luke Tellefson for data collection and management support as well as all participants who kindly took part in the study and the coordinators and course leaders who administered the questionnaires.