Sentence examples for periodically reminded from inspiring English sources

Customers are periodically reminded by e-mail and during service calls to plug in.

Audiences are periodically reminded of that brief golden age for theater at the Met when Dexter's productions are revived; though more than 30 years old, their elegance and intelligence shine through, as in his spectacular yet subtle take on Britten's "Billy Budd," performed last season.

Throughout the course of a season, fans are periodically reminded that there is no exact science for fantasy football.

Even as we cooperate with Beijing, the stratagems of the Chinese state periodically remind us of its undemocratic nature.

Meanwhile as incandescent bulbs periodically remind us, heat pollution can be rather useful when one's cold.

Business 2.0, the technology-aware magazine published by Time Inc., periodically reminds readers of the importance of backing up computer files.

Ms. Colaco said the company would also educate teenagers about the risks of sharing information and periodically remind them, if they make public posts, that everyone can see what they are sharing.

I titled this story "Dark Horse," and I might have forgotten about it, but Katy Perry's 2013 song of the same name would periodically remind me (and also prompt me to think about Perry's and my many commonalities as artists).

4. Periodically remind employees to be vigilant.

The BBC's commentary team, consisting of Peter O'Sullevan, John Hanmer and Jim McGrath continued to describe proceedings, periodically reminding viewers that "it's got to be a void race".

I periodically remind myself of what President Franklin D. Roosevelt told labor leaders who urged him to enact progressive legislation after his 1932 election: "I agree with you.