"I wear the black for the poor and the beaten down/ Livin' in the hopeless, hungry side of town," he said, adding that we'd (thankfully) never see him wear rainbow colours.
In an 1831 newspaper ad he promised that commissions would be "thankfully received and punctually attended to".
Take the case of the newlyweds who thought it was perfectly OK to contact a wedding guest to point out that the £100 cheque she had given them was insufficient, helpfully adding: "If you wanted to send any adjustment it would be thankfully received".
Who so obdurate and dead to the claims of gratitude, that would not thankfully acknowledge such priceless benefits?
Bostock was not consulted, and said that he would have thankfully "fallen through a crack in the boards on the deck" as he watched the attacking formations from a U.S. warship, minus the expected RAAF aircraft.
He later said that he would have thankfully "fallen through a crack in the boards on the deck" when he saw only American aircraft flying overhead, and had to apologise to Kenney for the RAAF's absence.
The only real place to hide, thankfully, would be the toilet.
We (thankfully!) wouldn't accept an image of a hooked-nose Jew, so it is unclear to me why images of hooked-nose Arabs – because forget who the prophet Muhammad is to Muslims, he is an Arab man being depicted in racially stereotypical terms – isn't more disturbing to others.
With most of the bank's employees scattered around the city -- all, it would turn out, thankfully alive -- Mr. Ramaswamy's group met three more colleagues from a New Jersey office, pulled the plastic drop cloths from rows of computers and began rerouting communications from the international banking networks.
Steve Fuller, thankfully, wouldn't let it lie, and sent a response in which he bemoaned the fact that he couldn't offer an exotic mental pathology named after Grayling, but instead offered a recipe for an AC Grayling review: 1. Flip book's pages to find names of philosophers.
