For a time, life did not move particularly kindly for Rateliff and his friends.
A man looking for coins in the fountain kindly moved out of the background when a wedding party arrived to take group photos.
We requested a quieter room, farther from the elevator, and the front desk staff kindly moved us to a wheelchair-accessible room at the end of a hallway, with a bit more space for a crib.
So the conference organisers kindly moved my session to the Tuesday, and I was left with the less-than-ideal programme of flying across the Atlantic one day and back again the next.Changing plans at short notice left me with few flight options, and so at 4am I left my house to head to Gatwick.
The type, at least until this century, was handset in a mosquito-infested shed by workers who did not know the language but could recognise the letters; and the galleys were printed on a flatbed treadle machine in the next-door garage of P.K. Aditya, who had kindly moved his car out for the purpose.
They kindly moved the match to Forfar Athletic's ground in order for historic tradition to be maintained.
And when this occurs to us we are moved to deal kindly with him, to bid him be of good cheer, to let him understand that we are also fighting a battle.
Will the owners of the car with the following license plate kindly move their vehicle?
People ask me why I stay in Italy in these circumstances, why I don't move somewhere more kindly disposed towards the animals I love to be with?
When the flight attendant learns I am a journalist chasing Brisbane's big political event of the day, she kindly moves me up front to business class for landing so I can make a quick getaway.I arrive at the arts centre on the Brisbane River, in the city centre, in time to witness all manner of protesters and a phalanx of police, all assembled in the street outside for Mr Howard's arrival.
