A seminary professor plays the tapes of a local radio preacher who quotes the Bible regularly, reminding people to practice punctuality, good parenting, and business propriety.
Sir Thomas Picton's portrait hangs in a court room in Wales, sword in hand, as if menacing defendants or reminding them how lucky they are to live in times when the law is less savage than in his day.
Thank you for reminding me of the exam.
Suddenly, the mysterious "Sweeping Old Lady" is showing up nearly everywhere and reminding professionals of their mistakes.
For example, a tasteful hand-written card sent to your interviewer is thoughtful, and will probably end up on their desk or bulletinboard for awhile, further reminding them of you when they see it.
I'm the pebble in your shoe, reminding you to tread lightly.
A wireless monitor on patient beds searches for the message-if it's absent, the badge vibrates, reminding the wearer to sanitize his hands.
Before he was ushered off the field at half time, he held four taunting fingers in the air, reminding the Benfica supporters about FC Porto's era of domination of four straight league titles.
Next time you are tempted to do something you think you might regret, try reminding yourself that you can say no. You have the power.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with reminding a toddler to say "Please" and "Thanks".
It proves that the model is a general one about reminding thinking indeed.
How well could Tiger Woods play golf if he had to keep reminding himself of the rules?
In public, the Chinese were impassive and tough, reminding the visiting Americans of their country's problems and of the need for social stability as China undergoes profound economic transformation.
The sun shone yellow on its grey head, reminding me of summer; and I cannot say why, but all at once, a gush of child's sensations flowed into my heart.
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