Sentence examples for often reminding from inspiring English sources

Another division of the Department of Labor, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, has been running an initiative on temporary workers, often reminding clients of their joint responsibility.

Afghan and Western officials described General Nicholson as courteous and friendly in meetings — often reminding the Afghans across the table of old battles they had fought together — but also firm.

The Lieutenant Governor, the only woman in a field of four in the primary, has made increasingly overt appeals to women in recent weeks, often reminding audiences that she has three daughters.

The former detective, John R. Malik, 60, always had a smile and a joke, often reminding employees good-naturedly that he still carried a gun on his hip, they said.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Gingrich, whose spokesman did not return calls or e-mails seeking comment for this article, promotes himself as an elder Republican statesman, often reminding voters that as House speaker, he worked with a Democratic president, Bill Clinton, to balance the budget and overhaul the welfare system.

The first stage of actor training is often reminding students of this innate capacity, scraping away all those creaky ideas of Acting with a capital A: the affected voices, stiff walks, earnest expressions and ornate intonations which aren't acting at all but just Doing Something (To Mask Our Embarrassment).

"We sell tomatoes," she often reminds colleagues.

I have often reminded clients, "Guess what?

So Benn often reminded us in his later years.

Only sixteen years his senior, she often reminded him.

Juvenile offenders are often reminded that bad decisions have consequences.