Sentence examples for email reminded from inspiring English sources

Stacey's email reminded me of how important it is to remember the personal stories at this point in the election season.

Two follow-up reminders were sent by email, three and seven days after the initial email, reminding students to complete the survey.

9.40am: An email reminds me that Manchester University has also seen a week-and-a-half long occupation of a lecture theatre.

Michael Odom Head of risk management for the Houston office, he said Ms Temple's email reminding employees of Andersen's document-disposal policy was unprecedented.

Earlier, Clegg's team had accidentally released an email reminding MPs to call it the "spare room subsidy" as it is "not a tax".

My mother-hen thoroughness is such that the night before our departure I sent an email reminding them all to bring photo-identification. Then I arrived at the airport having left the trophies at home.

There are no paper bills with an online tariff, and customers can either pay by direct debit or log into their accounts and pay their bills each time they receive an email reminding them that a payment is due.

12.50pm: OK, time for another mini-roundup of action reportedly taking place elsewhere, which I have yet to mention: An email reminds me that students at Newcastle University have been occupying their fine arts building for a fortnight.

I could make an excuse about how the agency providing the class didn't send out an email reminding the class of when the new term started, but I know deep down that it was my fault for not checking properly.

The email reminds the journalists that their organisation had reported on parental protests about the school being forced to become an academy under the Harris chain in 2012, and that therefore "I am sure you'll want to report" the latest inspection verdict.

When that time comes, the student will receive a push notification or email reminding them to study flashcards or take a quiz to refresh their memory of the material.