Sentence examples for continuing reminder from inspiring English sources

Beneath her wool socks and too-small hiking boots, that bruise was a continuing reminder of her "own ludicrousness".

Although there is something useful about having a continuing reminder of the oil, he said that with time, "you became inured to its meaning and its impact".

If the word catches on, it will serve as a continuing reminder of the lessons of the dot-com bust: that hype is a part of life, that "irrational exuberance" carries a price and that honesty may be the best policy, but it is not necessarily the most popular one.

In Cape Town, Archbishop Thabo Makgoba said Mr Mandela was a powerful and continuing reminder that individuals have the power to make change happen in the world.

Mr Raynsford, Labour MP for Greenwich and Woolwich, said: "It would not in my view be helpful for the site where Lee Rigby was murdered to be marked in perpetuity by a memorial, as this would be a continuing reminder of the brutal murder and might attract undesirable interest from extremists.

There are vivid, continuing reminders, too, in the two million visitors a year who throng the assassination site off the grassy knoll at Dealey Plaza, pacing off distances and calculating bullet trajectories and sometimes, goggle-eyed, picking up spent cartridges that at least one sick jokester has been known to sprinkle around.

The continued reminder of the infamous crash wears thin on Giglo residents, including Mayor Sergio Ortelli, USA Today reports.

Dockside education and enforcement is more prevalent than ever, and the Sea Grant intends to keep up the pressure and the continued reminders.

7. Continuing reminders can be stressful.

The tour and hotel cancellations began within hours, and they have been continuing — a reminder of how dependent Hawaii is on tourists who make the nine-hour trip here from Tokyo.

Sandino did not seem to be hidden there, but the vandalism and desecration continue, a reminder of the animosities that remain.