Sentence examples for firmly remind from inspiring English sources

— Just 32 miles from a place called Hope, this small working-class city at the Texas and Arkansas border is "Clinton country," as people here frequently and firmly remind you.

So touchy is 10 Downing Street about this question that Prime Minister David Cameron took time during a 30-minute call to firmly remind President Obama that BP is a global corporation, and that it long ago ceased calling itself "British Petroleum".

Firmly remind your family that no more table-scraps is to be given.

Like mentioned above, get a friend (or friends) you hang out with to firmly remind you of your inappropriate actions before you do them.

By the end we are firmly reminded that nothing is sacred, least of all family.

But she took a more welcoming approach in a speech to audience members before Thursday night's performance firmly reminding them to turn off their phones.

Speaker J. Dennis Hastert took the rostrum as the debate opened, and firmly reminded the chamber that rules prohibit use of abusive, "profane, vulgar or obscene" language.

Sandra Annette Bland was the fourth of five daughters, whose mother, like mine, lovingly but firmly reminded her, "I'm not here to be your friend".

You can be a 39-year-old shortstop with devotees sketching out your Hall of Fame plaque and be firmly reminded that you are overstaying your time in a young man's game.

"When it comes to concerted protest actions by students, which follow other more visible incidents linked for instance to wearing the veil, the secular framework for education must be firmly reminded and guaranteed," it said.

We had had a minor panic attack when Scott and I realized we had forgotten our passports -- yes, you do need one to get into the Bahamas, as we were firmly reminded by the customs officials in Abaco.