I have to be fresh — — " "Julie and Josh are coming to dinner," I reminded him kindly.
Siskel's widow reminds us (kindly) that he could be "full of himself" and Chicago Reader film critic Jonathan Rosenbaum dissents on the quality of his critical stances, still without speaking ill of the dead.
· The death of philosopher Stuart Hampshire, reported this week, reminded Karl Sabbagh, who has kindly reminded me, of an exchange said to have taken place on the high table at Wadham College, Oxford, where he succeeded Maurice Bowra as warden.
Now, before you go tweeting about the demise of the English language, let me kindly remind you that the Oxford Dictionary Online is not the same thing as the Oxford English Dictionary.
People ask to borrow mine, and while I kindly remind them to return them, I never fail to end up with fewer than I started with.
As with all the public outdoor sculpture, we kindly remind everyone to please respect these sculptures by not climbing on them or abusing or vandalizing them in any way.
If he would kindly remind me of his clue I shall give it next month and make sure that it is included in the reckoning for this year's honours list.
Its original, non-prank intention was to kindly remind people to make their car payments.
So now when one of your techy friends starts his rant about RFID, kindly remind him that the technology can be used for non-evil ways.
The deal is that the Government, ISPs, and intellectual property owners will work together to kindly remind you that not all forms of file-sharing are on the up and up.
Kindly remind your daughter if she forgets.
