Sentence examples for beginning to remind from inspiring English sources
"You're going to do this, right?" I promised I would even though dating in my 40s was beginning to remind me of eating spinach in elementary school.
NEW YORK architecture is beginning to remind me of art-movie houses in the early 1960's: the best stuff now is coming from overseas.
"We are sitting here in a vacuum," she said, adding that the region's economic stagnation was beginning to remind her of the period before Mr. Saakashvili came to power.
Dr. Yael Danieli, an Israeli psychologist and a resident of New York for many years, says her neighbors are already beginning to remind her of friends in Tel Aviv.
The research comes as partisan tensions are rising and are beginning to remind some lawmakers of the impeachment battle of two years ago, with the presidency at stake and fights brewing over due process and the rule of law.
With fruit in it: pomegranate seeds; pear slices soaked in lemon juice, olive oil and salt, and paired with bitter rocket; succulent ham; fleshy peaches; burstingly ripe figs; melon running with juices (this list of ingredients is beginning to remind me of Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market).
In less than three months Mr. Bush has begun to remind people of the country's last genuinely anti-environmental president, Ronald Reagan.
At 85 miles the blandness is growing tasty, and the curdled circularity of the holes begins to remind us of something.
Ben Curtis had four bogeys on the back nine, and Bob Curtis began to remind himself that second place was not bad at all for a first major.
Democrats have begun to remind Americans of what is at stake in repealing health care: popular provisions like the elimination of lifetime coverage limits, insurance under parents' policies up to age 26, and coverage for pre-existing conditions.
Especially in the Middle East (including Iran), but elsewhere as well, this could quickly replace inspiration with a degree of skepticism and even cynicism, and this very fresh new American leader could begin to remind new generations of previous presidents.
