Sentence examples for perhaps remind from inspiring English sources
But it does hammer home its cost, and perhaps remind others of the consequences of their action or inaction.
She has simply wanted, since Sept. 11, to see more of her city and perhaps remind herself of a past that seemed much less complicated.
One more throwaway nugget is the fact that from the 1860s to the 1880s, Chile had a larger navy than the United States; in his next volume Kagan will perhaps remind us that in 1939, the Belgian Army was larger than the American Army.
It would still not be the finish anybody at the Etihad wanted but a successful late play for the runners-up spot would leave City with a healthy sense of momentum for Pep Guardiola to feed from and perhaps remind anyone weighing up a move for Pellegrini's services that they would be employing one of the very best.
Perhaps remind yourself of my Sarah Jessica Parker hair color disaster above.
It'll brighten up their day dramatically and perhaps remind them that there is more to life than being hooked to status updates all day.
The Whigs, perhaps reminded that their only prior presidential victory had been secured by William Henry Harrison, a military hero, gave Taylor the nomination.
Editorials would cheer them on, perhaps reminding readers that this kind of piracy was exhibited by the German Reich in the 1930s.
This visit, from which leftover banners of welcome still festoon the town's main bazaar, perhaps reminded China why it is so fixated on Tawang as a centre of the Tibetan Buddhist culture that it is struggling, all too visibly, to control.Mindful of the huge support the Dalai Lama enjoys in India, its government says it can do little to restrict him.
Even Jack Johnson's Better Together gets a look in, because nothing says I will love you forever like the music of a vomitous full moon party in Phuket, perhaps reminding you of how your eyes met across a crowded pile of braying gap yah tossers shouting at you for smudging their still-drying henna tattoos.
BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read: "Australian Simon Katich has made the very most of conditions which perhaps reminded him of home as his second century of the season for Lancashire put the Red Rose in an excellent position.
