Sentence examples for early reminder of from inspiring English sources
At the same time, Mr. Bloomberg's decision to embrace the proposal offered an early reminder of the challenges he faces as he enters this new career.
Italy's new prime minister, Enrico Letta, was given an early reminder of the challenge he faces with the news that Italian GDP fell by 0.5%.
"But Sunday's massacre was a turning point because they saw what the army was capable of — brutality that came as a very early reminder of what things were like under Mubarak".
Instead they needed only four minutes to blast through England's right edge and silence a crowd who had come expecting a procession but were instead given an early reminder of last month's shock defeat against Italy.
But he was given an early reminder of Super League intensity by Wolves back-rower Ben Harrison's shuddering hit.
"We will closely examine and act on the trust's recommendations on the tone of TV Licensing's early reminders and letters to households with no TV sets," said Zarin Patel, chief financial officer at the BBC.
This is a remnant of the primitive gill of the early embryo, a reminder of our ancient fishy ancestors.
He had played for 59 minutes of the 6-1 win at Southampton in the Capital One Cup quarter-final four days earlier, giving a reminder of his outstanding quality in front of goal with two fine finishes, and started on the bench at St James' Park as a precaution.
The paper is also a terrific reminder of early 20th-century medicine's down-to-earth approach to research.
But no worries, the views were mesmerising and a huge rock covered with ancient pictograms, including a man on horseback was an evocative reminder of early settlers.
She said the court's rejection of the argument that violence against women was an appropriate subject for national legislation was a reminder of earlier eras, when the Supreme Court viewed labor-management issues and, even earlier, slavery, as a matter of interpersonal relations, not properly subject to federal intervention.
