The man recovered and went back to work and, Dr. Teno said, expressed thanks that someone had intervened.
A friend said he had a day on the River Test and I replied: "No thanks, ask someone who'd enjoy it".
But partly thanks to someone called Tom Maschler, who invented the Booker prize, I would like to think novels have become more important.
Being a member of the 1 percent of the 1 percent means never having to say to your spouse, "Did you call the guy about the thing?" The guy has been called; the thing has been arranged, thanks to someone like Bryan Peele.
Nonetheless, for those 20 or 25 years he will, all being well, have enjoyed a significantly improved quality of life thanks to someone who is likely to suffer no more than a few weeks' discomfort.
Well, thanks to someone at Goldman Sachs leaking a transcript of a pre-referendum talk she gave, we now have overwhelming evidence that May is conflicted up to her neck.
The researchers suspect that a priest would call to the oracle in full view of the assembled crowd, and the haunting sound of a pututu would emerge, thanks to someone playing the conch shell instrument inside the structure.
Accepting gratitude, the thanks of someone else, even a stranger, lights us up -- it makes us feel good.
A program insertion invites those in attendance to add their thanks to someone(s) who "passed" by using the paper and pencils provided on the tables at hand.
Ordinarily, a note of thanks for someone's generosity or hospitality does not require an answer, and I considered the Norman Mailer Fellowship officially concluded.
