Sentence examples for hints to remind from inspiring English sources

There are red poinsettias scattered here and there, and you might hear "Sleigh Ride" or "I'll Be Home for Christmas" while waiting around to cash your chips, but there are few other hints to remind gamblers that this day might be some kind of holiday.

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After the second attempt, a hint popped up to remind participants that the free charge that serves as the start point had a valence of +1.

This hint was enough to remind that Brown had once been anointed by the black nationalist poet and critic Amiri Baraka as "our number one black poet".

It's as neutral as possible with a hint of country flowers to remind you where you are, and as much light as we can bring in through the tent roof.

Timeless yet timeworn, grand but intimate, oblivious to the passing centuries even as the jungle devours its huge stone walls, Angkor Wat and the scores of temples that surround it hint at eternity, only to remind us that nothing is eternal.

The hints could also be aimed at Syria -- to remind the Syrians, whose forces control Lebanon, that they are running out of time to resume peace talks before a withdrawal.

This sort of warm-and-fuzzy advertisement, without so much as a hint of a fact or issue, is meant to remind voters that they like the governor and feel comfortable with him.

For a night, football's attention will turn back to Carroll's old college stomping grounds when the national championship game finally arrives to remind us who is actually in the championship game (hint: Oregon and Auburn).

Amid controversy about fighting extremism, Mr Gove wants to talk about something other than schools, while Mrs May wants to remind us that education is not her patch, and hint that she might run it differently.

There is also a discreet hint about prostitutes: "If you visit one of the women, we would like to remind you they are not always women".