Sentence examples for make remind from inspiring English sources

Even the action sequences, which must have been quite hard to make, remind one of those in the later Bond films; interesting to describe, they are so unbound by any rules except the rule of Now He'll Jump Off That Fast-Moving Thing Onto the Next Fast-Moving Thing that they are tedious to watch.

Without even realizing it, the people around us influence the choices we make Remind yourself of the advantages you have.

The Nazis called them "Night Witches" because the whooshing noise their plywood and canvas airplanes made reminded the Germans of the sound of a witch's broomstick.

Ever since it declared a plan to enrich uranium in June 2009, it has periodically updated the outside world on the purported progress it was making, reminding it of the implications of what it was doing.

Within 24 hours of the desk becoming empty, a trial screening by the BBFC of Baise-Moi (Rape Me), the most sexually-explicit mainstream film ever made, reminded us of the complexity of the decisions involved.

"Man Made" reminds us of his wonderful ability to find the surprise within a cliché — firemen, he posits, are less superheroes than "social workers and chauffeurs for the poor"; of the rigors of hunting, he writes, "you have to really care about animals to want to kill one".

When you have an assignment, don't make her remind you about it, and don't ask for an extension.

If an actor is giving you trouble, whether clearly at fault or trying to make trouble, remind him or her that you are the director and you can recast at ANY TIME.

Basically: you can fake it till you make it Remind yourself of your best qualities such as what nice hair you have or how you have lots of friends.

Mr. Quadri handed the older man a folded stack of singles to make change, reminded him about the different costs of items — both men laughed — and headed around the corner to a nearby restaurant for a bathroom break.

Spending this moment with someone who didn't make it reminded me of the stakes the importance of being alive.