Sentence examples for bit of a reminder from inspiring English sources

"We're due for a bit of a reminder that success is possible".

It was a bit of a reminder of when I was an actor in the London Dungeon, where you had to learn a lot of London facts in case anyone asked you and you looked like a fool.

"There's still a lot of hard work to do and the performance in the last Test is a bit of a reminder, a bit of a kick up the backside to the players that we still have a lot of hard work in front of us.

So it was just a bit of a reminder that if we want to win this Test match now is the time to hunt in a pack or get in the batter's face, try to make them feel 'where's our next run coming from?' and help the bowlers, put the pressure on that way.

Edwards added: "I think Saturday was a little bit of a reminder, both the Fiji game and the Tonga game, that it can boil over at times and it is vital that we, in particular, keep our discipline".

The video embedded above, shot and edited by TCTV's John Murillo several hours into the Hackathon at around 4 30pm Pacific Time, might serve as a bit of a reminder to the Hackathon's participants of that halcyon time in the mid-afternoon, when daylight still graced the skies and everything seemed possible.

It was a dark bit of portraiture, a reminder that not everyone hugs himself with anticipation of the The Big Day, especially with the specter of the Pellicano case and an industry at sea hovering over the proceedings.

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"Passing Strange" is a bit of a corrective, a reminder that historical tropes are just that: old news.

But the 15-year-old typeface is also a bit of computing history, a reminder of a time when flying toasters were considered an appropriate screensaver.

A bit of music here, a reminder of a joke there, and grief snuck back in like a ninja, overtaking me for a moment, but I could put my head in my hands for a moment, then come back up for air and keep moving forward.