Sentence examples for course to remind from inspiring English sources

"We are working on a lot of mental things - key words to say at the top of the course, to remind myself.

But the point of opposing abortion is, of course, to remind women that they're a little bit lesser.

Watts is right, of course, to remind us that drinking and thinking like an alcoholic produce "chaos, dysfunction, and insanity," making life a wasteland.

And, of course, we need to remind ourselves that none of these people got much done on their own.

In New Hampshire, Mr. Obama sent his supporters three text messages over the course of primary day to remind them to vote and to get their friends to vote.

Given the fouls that will come in due course, Paul Krugman is right to remind us how the G.O.P. attack machine went into operation against Bill Clinton from the moment the Republicans saw him as a real opponent.

There is something to what Mattson says, of course — and it helps to remind us why there were Nixon Democrats even before 1960, let alone 1972 — but the "one of us" view of Nixon has always had its own tinge of pathology, making "us" the head case, a crudely aspirational people with our minds on the crabgrass instead of the dawn.

Of course, in its attempt to remind us of how awesome this phone is and how amped we should be to get it, LG failed to offer up a release date.

Of course I also have to remind myself that last night was only episode number one.

Chow, of course, took her moment to remind the crowd she always goes to Pride, and Tory offered his support as well.

Of course, it is redundant to remind ourselves that other prominent leaders have also lied -- to protect their families as well as escape their shame.