Sentence examples for later reminds from inspiring English sources

But while the long-suffering British holidaymaker was prepared to accept that the first bout of eruption disruption was one of those "blue-moon" events where the wrong kind of ash, wrong kind of weather and wrong kind of rules were all in alignment, a repeat just 13 months later reminds us how fragile 21st-century travel is compared with the force of nature.

For, as Achilles later reminds his fellow-Greeks, he has been allowed to choose between a long, insignificant life and a brief, glorious one: if he stays to fight and die in Troy it is precisely because he doesn't want to be a nobody.

I later reminded him of the time his sister Anne visited us in Normandy.

Greene had met his real-life Phuong, I was later reminded, at the Hotel Majestic.

I later reminded myself that professionals — and others, everyone really — regularly use services offered by others in the same field.

Mavis is later reminded by someone that she used to call him "theater fag"; tellingly, she remains vague on this.

Mr. Markowitz and Mr. Hansen later reminded Council members that Mr. DiFrancesco had been told in June 1995 "to have no involvement" with the Plainfield Avenue property.

The recent explosion of an Antares rocket, and the tragic disintegration of Virgin's SpaceShipTwo three days later, remind us that spaceflight is a dangerous endeavour.

As my wife of 52 years, a wise observer of character during our Moscow days, later reminded me, Mr. Putin, having manipulated his way into power, bears a chilling resemblance to a sinister figure of czarist days: Rasputin.

Identity was strong: A classmate I ran into a decade or two later reminded me of who he was by noting that he had been "No. 1 boy, academically".

Someone later reminded me that by shaking an iPhone you can often prompt an "undo" button to appear on the screen, and this was indeed the case with iMovie.