Sentence examples for come to remind from inspiring English sources

I was being drawn in, and I've come to remind myself of the reality".

It's as if it had come to remind us of what's at stake.

"He has come to remind me of my other life," Winslet said.

As if they had come to remind me that there is something I need to do: perhaps simply to tell what I know of their discarded lives.

But it will be reassuring, in the days and years to come, to remind ourselves that he gave so much of that life, and all of his liveliness, to the serious cause of fun.

The huge, glowering red ball, it seemed, had come to remind everyone just what a solstice celebration is all about, and it thoroughly upstaged most of what had come before, fine as much of that was.

Her evangelism comes to remind Joe of Simon's, and he murders her.

The Beetle came to remind Germans of the long probation of the postwar years.

Gray sport-utility vehicles came to remind her of the unarmored vehicles she rode nervously through Baghdad in 2007, a record year for American fatalities in Iraq.

Arnold Roth, 52, said he came to remind the world that his teenage daughter, Malka, was killed in a suicide bombing in downtown Jerusalem in 2001.

"Viele showed a whole landscape under the city that's out of sight, out of mind, until the water comes to remind us that the buried topography is still there," Yarinsky explained, "and Tenth Avenue was historically the water's edge".