Would those firefighters be so kind as to remove it?
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Anyway, if you'd be so kind as to leave your Birkin bags and shoes at the door, please.
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If we have misread Trumpish here, the new president should be so kind as to set us straight.
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Would you be so kind as to tell us how much your family has contributed to the Republican Party over the years?
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Ms. Merkel should be so kind as to let the country know whether she intends to become this authority any time soon.
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In it, Charlie is being offered — if we want to be so kind as to say "offered" — a part in their plan.
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The hacker trying to gain access to your email account won't be so kind as to offer you the same heads up.
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Lemonade, conveniently, is already a story should she be so kind as to bless us with a devastating stage show about marital discord with baseball bat choreography.
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If you would be so kind as to stay on the page long enough for it to count as a pageview so Noisey will keep hiring me to write, I will have VICE HQ send you a gift basket*.
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I would like for the Me Too Movement to be so kind as to recognize myself and Paula and Juanita and Kathleen and many, many other women starting many years ago that have come out with claims of sexual harassment from Bill Clinton.
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And I would like for the Me Too movement to be so kind as to recognize myself and Paula and Juanita and Kathleen and many, many other women starting many years ago that have come up with claims of sexual harassment by Bill Clinton.
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Finally, be so kind as to grant me the establishing belief that having public breakdowns about reality television, recklessly condemning businesses in the private sector for personal gain, and using Twitter as if it is a series of text messages to your id is erratically unhinged behavior.
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According to a (fantastically baroque) 2,500-plus-word press release issued by the company, a very rich man who considers himself a "connoisseur and collector of distinctive, one-off items including super-yachts and private aircraft" came to Rolls-Royce in 2013 with a request: would the automaker be so kind as to create a bespoke car for him?
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It was Ghotbzadeh, who translated the Ayatollah's infamous response "Hichi (Nothing)" to journalist John Simpson's question: "Ayatollah, would you be so kind as to tell us how you feel about being back in Iran?" He was also Khomeini's translator in the press conference held in Tehran on 3 February 1979.
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They are not known to subordinates, due to indecisions, delays in execution. To remedy this, by my letter of April 5th, I had the honor to ask you to be so kind as to let me know the title I should take in my new duties. I propose that of, “Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Armies”.
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Bubujirna marlukarna ngabangarriyi ngarnu bundurrunu ngunyangarriyi, ngambaya manyan kaya bundundurra. The Old Blind Man Be so kind as to cook that old man some food, he can't cook because he's blind. That old blind man is looking about for his children, perhaps his grandchildren or nephews. Our young people look after our feeding when we are sick.
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In this paper he concluded: > I hope, honorable Gentlemen, yo'll be so Kind as to take my Case into > Consideration as I was No more than between Sixteen and Seventeen Years of > age when this of [sic] done. Honourable Gentlemen, I leave my self at the > Clemency and Mercy of this Honourable Court. This plea appears to be Ellison's own work, as it contains phonetic misspellings characteristic of his Cockney dialect. It did not, however, save the seaman from the gallows.
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In November 1902, Sigmund Freud wrote to Alfred Adler, "A small circle of colleagues and supporters afford me the great pleasure of coming to my house in the evening (8:30 PM after dinner) to discuss interesting topics in psychology and neuropathology... Would you be so kind as to join us?" The group included Wilhelm Stekel, Max Kahane and Rudolf Reitler, soon joined by Adler. Stekel, a Viennese physician who had been in analysis with Freud, provided the initial impetus for the meetings. Freud made sure that each participant would contribute to the discussion by drawing names from an urn and asking each to address the chosen topic.
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In 1930, Martin, a Prohibition agent in Haywood County, North Carolina, heard from informers that Vaughno Crawford Sorrells, a factory worker at Champion Fiber Company in Canton, had a reputation as a rumrunner. He arranged to visit Sorrells at his home in Sorrells Cove in Canton, on July 13, accompanied by three acquaintances of Sorrells. He had them introduce him to Sorrells as a fellow veteran of the U.S. Army 30th Infantry Division who had served in World War I and was passing through the area. At several times during an hour and a half of conversation and reminiscing the agent asked Sorrells if he would be so kind as to get a fellow soldier some liquor.
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In 2012, Tate appeared on behalf of the Free Speech Coalition at a press conference for the "No on Government Waste" Committee, which opposed Los Angeles County's Measure B; the mandatory condom and health permit initiative. With regard to Measure B, Tate was quoted in a San Fernando Valley Business Journal article to the effect that she would want whomever she decided to have sex with "to get tested until I felt comfortable to sleep with them without a condom," adding that AIDS Healthcare Foundation president Michael Weinstein (whom the article was about), "should be spending money on treating [AIDS] and educating regular people about how to protect themselves instead of going after a small community that is aware of the risks". In response to Samuel Jackson's comments about RedTube, the free porn-sharing website, at a May press conference for his 2014 movie Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Tate said that piracy impacts her directly because she produces her own web content. She stated, "I would gladly send a catalog of adult movies I have directed to Mr. Jackson if he would be so kind as to recant the comment".
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