Sentence examples for reminded to join from inspiring English sources

In short, Facebook users will be reminded to watch NBC's coverage and NBC viewers will be reminded to join the conversation on Facebook.

But we have precious few institutions reminding us to join the Founders in pledging something to each other.

For now, then, I shall just remind you to join us on Sunday for another edition of our NFL Clockwatch, and then again on Tuesday for our Five Things We Learned review of the weekend.

You can also add the event to your friends' calendars (you can hand-select them if you'd like) - to remind them, for instance, to join you in peanut-gallery-ing over the outfits being worn (or the iPad commercials being aired) during the Oscars.

"Oh, that reminds me," Mom said, happy to join in.

He must keep reminding Beijing that it is welcome to join if it makes the necessary economic reforms.

The British and German foreign ministers visited President Boris Tadic to remind him that Serbia had asked to join the EU rather than the other way around.

This failure to "join the party" reminds me of what happened in 2005 when the lower-tier gold miners failed to participate (some crashed severely) while the majors were strong.

In NYC, ABC has gotten the three couples for whom this "journey" has actually worked out (Jason and Molly Mesnick, Ashley Hebert and JP Rosenbaum, and Trista Sutter sans her husband Ryan) to join Des and remind everyone that she's likable and that love COULD happen for her.

But always go back to reminding the audience that you're waiting for others to join.

Offer stats on whatever the presentation is about and remind the audience that you're waiting for others to join.