Sentence examples for author reminds from inspiring English sources

Plants aren't limited to the realm of garden clubs and botanists, the author reminds us; they can get out and party on a Saturday night.

In Spanish the verb "to remember" is "recordar," the author reminds us, a word that derives from "cor," the Latin for heart.

Now the author reminds herself that on day she will accept an abstract--notion of--a funeral and make no complaints.

The author reminds them, and the reader, that he, unlike them, had no choice in his wanderings and has little hope of returning home.

Henry Sr., the patriarch, was an alcoholic, the author reminds us, and so was his son Bob, who in addition suffered from erectile problems.

(The author reminds us that in the movie "Defending Your Life" Albert Brooks's character dies as he tries to tear one open while driving).

Etxeberria said the search itself had become an informal tribute to the author, reminding the world of the importance of Cervantes.

For another thing, the sentiment written by this week's quote author reminded me so much of why we find puzzles so satisfying, even if he was speaking more generally.

(The potential for confusion was there from the outset; when Jonathan Miller was turning Kapuscinski's book about Haile Selassie and Ethiopia, The Emperor, into an opera, the author reminded him that it was really a book about Poland).

This promise was followed immediately by a caveat, the author reminding readers that she's "human too – and some days I'm impatient, or tired, or sometimes I just run out of time".

In the present study, after describing the purpose of the study, the first author reminded the potential informants of their signed consent before they declined that included agreement to be followed up.