Sentence examples for over reminded from inspiring English sources

SIREN at 22 Down ("Cause to pull over") reminded me of Bob Newhart's wonderful Driving Instructor sketch: Your thoughts?

A voice-over reminds you that the last installment ended with the defeat of a tyrant named Shaddam who ruled a desert empire, and that governing in his stead is proving to be quite a challenge.

Everything about them — the look, the feel, the faint smell, the xylophonic sound they make when they fall over — reminds him of his youth.

They reported frustration over patient comparisons between adult and pediatric hospital functioning, and over reminding patients about appointment times and dealing with cancellations, which tasks were previously managed by parents or a medical secretary in the pediatric setting.

"Bill Clinton stood at that lectern and said the era of big government is over," Gergen reminded us.

Just before the interview was over, he reminded the reporter to remember his ideas for changing the English language.

The single most lethal attack in Baghdad since the Americans took over, it reminded the UN how dangerous Iraq still is.Even so, Mr Annan has agreed to send a mission to investigate.

"In every country in which communism has taken over, " he reminded the Senate, "the beginning has been a successful campaign of division and confusion".

When it's over, baseball fans all over can remind themselves the American League still exists while the Tigers reintroduce themselves into the proceedings after having bucked that whole dramatic-finish trend by crushing the Yankees.

We seem to need to be reminded over and over again that old people are human.

We have to look a little lower in the rankings, but as we have been reminded over and over, anything can happen inside the eight-sided arena.