Sentence examples for point to remind from inspiring English sources

That will be the point to remind ourselves that only one horse, Street Sense, has managed to win both races.

But on Friday, he made it a point to remind reporters that he played a majority of those All-Star Games without a true teammate.

And this is Lieven's deeper point: to remind us of empire's vitality and single-mindedness, of the rational efficiency of the ancien r?me when faced with its would-be destroyer.

For his part, Davis carries a personal totem in his pocket — a replica of a 13,000-year-old spear point — to remind him how luck led to the discovery of the original.

Event after event, Tim Cook makes a point to remind the audience that Apple's ethos is to build best-of-breed products that change people's lives.

Our head of sales, Scott Schnaars, always makes it a point to remind our rapidly growing sales team that closing a deal is never just a one-person win, but rather the result of team effort – and I could not agree with him more.

A Roads Service spokesman said: "Signage is placed at strategic border crossing points to remind drivers entering Northern Ireland that speed limits are displayed in miles per hour.

I do like the guy wearing the girdle in the upper left corner pointing to remind you that the diamond-shaped rollercoaster structure is part of God's mansion on Earth, where apparently humans are now able to fly.

The point was to remind voters that when Bill Clinton rented out the Lincoln Bedroom, Hillary was sleeping down the hall.

The point is to remind voters that his father was Kenyan and that Mr. Obama is a man of mixed race with brown skin.

Then came the sounds of rowdiness from a nearby classroom, either to underscore his point or to remind him that some of his students are 12.