Livingstone and his Fare Deal activists have been urgently reminding anyone who will listen that before the Tory mayor came to power in 2008, a single bus fare was just 90p – compared with £1.35 now.
But as Carmen bin Ladin urgently reminds us in "Inside the Kingdom," one glaring moral flaw in this insurgency, quite apart from its methods, is that it aims to push one-half of those masses down to a status only slightly above that of domestic animals.
Turner urgently reminded women that the November election has much more than politics depending on it, emphasizing that their basic survival is also at stake.
Well because, in my view, we need urgently to remind ourselves of – for want of better terminology – the difference between literary and genre fiction; because, to misquote the literary essayist Isaac D'Israeli, "it seems to me a wretched national compulsion to be gratified by mediocrity when the excellent lies before us".
And the scientists remind us more urgently every week about the mounting manifestations of the climate crisis.
The arrest of Viktor Bout reminds us how urgently an ATT must be achieved.
And she talked to the passengers, reminding them calmly but urgently to do as the hijackers demanded, to stay silent, to keep their heads down.
The prisoners' chorus, fabulously and urgently delivered by the ENO chorus, was staged to remind us, tenderly, that these were people, not merely faces of numbers.
An archetypal Great Mother, she gazes out over the carnival of youthful hubris with an ancient, benevolent wisdom, as if to remind us that being human is all we have, however urgently we may strive to exceed our ultimate biological destinies.
Briffa says there was no such attempt, and that he was reminding an overdue referee that he needed the report urgently, which the referee had already indicated would be negative.
