Sentence examples for occasionally remind from inspiring English sources

Keep track of who you send your letter to and occasionally remind them about your services by sending out reminder postcards and mailings.

The hosts occasionally remind viewers that the show is a supplement, not a replacement, for actual visits to a doctor.

Flight is suggested by feet flying in low jumps and by poised, spread arms that occasionally remind one too much of similar ports de bras in Glen Tetley's "Voluntaries," set to the same score.

The poet's tightly packed lines contain rhymes and descriptions of animals -- a hen, moths, a haughty parrot ("Stutterer, loiterer, his cage a Taj Mahal") -- that may occasionally remind a reader of Elizabeth Bishop or W. H. Auden.

Yet her bones occasionally remind her that there are times when the choice of camping with a large rock for a pillow or settling into a snug backcountry cabin is really no choice at all.

Although in this economy you can probably hire someone to walk behind you who will occasionally remind you of your mortality, it is probably a bit more efficient to just put up this Mr. Jones Accurate Clock.

Bel is respected by her colleagues and is only occasionally reminded that, as a woman, she is considered a second-class citizen, a reminder most often delivered by Angus McCain (Julian Rhind-Tutt), an upper-class snob who is a media adviser to the ailing prime minister, Anthony Eden.

He still forgot his homework sometimes, still had to be occasionally reminded to stay on task.

A nervous Bisciotti occasionally reminded Newsome about the need at safety.

Pedro López, who managed him in Kingsport, said he was occasionally reminded of Flores's age.

Although we're occasionally reminded that social networks virtually own us, we too soon forget.