Sentence examples for remind as from inspiring English sources
The phrase "remind as" is not correct and usable in written English
It seems to be a mistake or a misphrasing, as it does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "Please remind me as soon as you finish the report." (corrected to "remind me").
It's pastiche, the genre that the literary critic Fredric Jameson described as a statue with blind eyes; the language doesn't so much remind as reverberate.
A Fifa statement read: "Fifa would like to remind as communicated previously that in fact the bidding agreement clearly stipulates that the final decision on the format and dates for both competitions (Fifa Confederations Cup 2021 and FIFA World Cup 2022) is vested with the Fifa Organising Committee which may hear recommendations from the LOC (local organising committee).
Voters need to be reminded, as often as possible, about the damage done to democracy when special-interest money trumps all else.
The reader is reminded as often of Jeffrey Archer as, say, Sax Rohmer and his colourful and problematic tales of Yellow Peril.
Ladakh also borders Pakistan, I was reminded as soon as I got there — hence all the Indian soldiers in the snow.
I think we need to be reminded as much as possible that real people are in those flag-draped boxes.
And we remind her, as constantly as she reminds us, how capable she is.
"I wanted to remind them, as soon as they open the envelope, of the picture".
I need to remind myself as much as possible that this is perfectly natural and normal.
It is God reminding you — as was the earthquake last week — it's God reminding you you're not in control".
"All I Need": Reminds me — as do many of these songs — of late-period R.E.M.
