Sentence examples for might remind a from inspiring English sources
Anything that might remind a person of the obdurate passage of time.
He might only get to participate in one more tournament this season but a strong finale might remind a few tournament directors that he is worth a sponsor's invitation.
They might remind a student to put on a gown before entering a room, or chide a researcher for failing to separate a litter of mice or clipping a mouse tail for a DNA sample, a practice the university forbids.
A timer might remind a patient to take medication, a doctor leaving a ward or going "off duty" might lose certain access rights, an alert might be sent on detection that someone has fallen, a doctor querying a health record must be authorised and audited.
The atmosphere might remind you a bit of an arty bohemian hangout from your student days – there's a hint of grunge – but it's been cultivated with real warmth (and someone's grandmother's hand-me-down furniture and lampshades).
The Dragonpit at King's Landing, formerly a giant Targaryen-dragon stable, is now in ruins, and might remind us a bit of the Roman Colosseum.
Some of these are highly idiosyncratic: a particular yellow might remind us of a long-dead grandmother's kitchen or a pair of boots we had as children.
In the game, Sisi's avatar flies over the pyramids and the river Nile dodging bombs and explosives – a plotline that might remind some of a real-life wave of militant attacks aimed at soldiers and policemen.
I might remind him of a friend or a father that he does not like.
Antonio Banderas makes his Broadway debut in this Roundabout Theater Company revival of the 1982 musical by Arthur Kopit (book) and Murray Yeston (music and lyrics) about the life and loves of a film director who might remind you just a little of Fellini.
With its robust, spicy flavors, a 2000 Château Mourgues du Grès might remind you of a Châteauneuf-du-Pape; it comes from Costières de Nîmes, almost adjacent to the Rhone region, and includes a heavy dose of syrah.
