She explained that "the world will come to an end very soon, and only [U.S.] President Eisenhower can prevent that from happening". The assistant assured her that he would give Dr. Eisenhower the message and gently ushered her to the door.
While the map is loading, a message appears gently encouraging me to consider a rental car instead – there happens to be a great deal on an Audi (my favorite as noted on Facebook) at the rental counter 10 feet away.
And both tuck proto-feminist messages into gently barbed social commentary — about aristocratic fat cats, class anxiety and the entertainment industry — that still holds uncomfortably true today.
If a user can't solve one set of problems, a new set is presented, accompanied by messages that gently scold, like "Water and bed for you.
I wanted to blurt out, "Excuse me, feel free to text your friend that the customer at register three says, 'Hello.' " Once, as I stood there watching my cashier read her messages, I gently whispered, "Stop texting, please".
Sometimes they reinforce the artists' apparent message; sometimes they gently question it.
Gently message the scrub into your face and rinse off with warm water.
After washing your hands and wetting your face, gently message the exfoliating scrub into your face before rinsing it off with warm water.
The sight was no longer strange to the people of Gadsden County, where Ms. Knight, the elections supervisor since 2001, attends most communal gatherings with the machine and a gently pleading message: Your vote will count this time, so please, please come out.
Directed by Sydney Pollack, this is a comedy with a gently told message and a strog cast -- Jessica Lange in an Oscar-winning role as Dorothy's co-star and would-be love interest; Teri Garr as Michael's confused girlfriend; and Dabney Coleman as a sleazy director who will come on to anything in skirts -- Sunday at 2 30 p.m. on A&E. - Anita Gates.
