Sentence examples for To reminding from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause one to experience a memory (of someone or something); to bring to the notice or consideration (of a person).
So European officials have resorted to reminding him about the one statement he did make.
And I look forward to reminding them that I know something about aircraft carriers for real, ladies and gentlemen.
The Democrats could get back to reminding the country why George Bush is the worst president in modern history.
If Mr. Stringer stuck to reminding voters that Mr. Spitzer patronized prostitutes — something that few have likely forgotten — he would be on solid ground.
It has an established hit in Zooey Deschanel comedy The New Girl and much of the upfront presentation was dedicated to reminding everyone of that.
Lately he has taken to reminding people that the 1963 demonstration, officially the "March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom," was as much about fighting for economic equality.
