Sentence examples for location reminded from inspiring English sources

Before the Ryder Cup, David Feherty, then a player and not a broadcaster, was asked if the course and its coastal location reminded him of something from Ireland or Scotland.

"The location reminds me of New York in the early 90's when there was still that element of danger.

"The recent Big Paper feature on 1966 World Cup locations reminded me of when I met the Portuguese team entering Cheadle (Cheshire) Rovers' ground for a training session.

The app provides geofenced reminders around customer sites and locations, reminding them to check-in when they make a call or visit.

But the response to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to ban the sale of large sodas and other sugary drinks in some locations reminds me (loosely) of our periodic debates.

Avoidance reactions such as emotional numbness, refusal to talk about it and avoidance of locations reminding of the traumatic event are considered as attempts to block out the intrusions.

This is partly because we now realise that there are very few directors still working who deserve to be considered in anything like the same light, and partly because Ray's last few films, when he was stricken with heart trouble, forbidden to go on location, and reminded of his frailty by an ambulance permanently waiting outside the set, were not his most dynamic work.

As she strolled through Rhinebeck, Ms. Bruno spoke approvingly of the location: "It reminds me of the Ozarks in Arkansas, except more chic".

Though the Savoy might not have been the most appropriate location to remind everyone of the importance of looking after the poor.

Its small-town location almost reminds me of a bubble.

Keep the chart or calendar in a visible location, and remind the kids of the tasks at the same time every day.