"Make a reminder" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to remember something. For example, "I need to remember to buy milk later today, so I'm going to make a reminder."
If you need to search the internet for something, solve a difficult sum or make a reminder, all you need to do is call out across the room to Alexa (the Echo's digital assistant) and she'll do the rest for you.
The inclusion of more SNOMED CT codes can also have the opposite effect and make a reminder more specific.
To know how to make the ball, refer to the plastic ball making method outlined in How to make a reminder ring from a plastic tag thread.
Make a reminder of the movie in your computer or mobile phone on the corresponding date and set time to 2-3 hours before the movie.
Before you take apart something complicated or unintuitive, or once you notice that you have (seeing, for instance, an array of different-length screws), make a reminder of how to put it back together.
And when he's done telling his tale -- a morose little riddle as to whether his glass of life is half empty or completely empty -- a listener makes a reminder note to go home and make love to his sofa.
I've lost some of the friends I made, a reminder of why we go to work every day, and why it's so important to continue what we're doing.
The interviewer made a reminder call the day before the interview to confirm the appointment.
Made for drinking not cellaring, they are perfect takeaways for following days, while the likes of the halcyon pinot (AU$55/£31) or halcyon cabernet sauvignon (AU$95/£53), make a nice reminder of an exploration of Margaret River.
If you do it yourself, they expire in 90 days, so make a calendar reminder in 90 days time to go back and set the fraud alert again.
