Sentence examples for reminder at least from inspiring English sources
Don't remind them every day, but a reminder at least a week ahead of the deadline is a good idea.
The annual ritual of atoning for our transgressions is a gentle reminder, at least to me, that I need to cultivate a deeper and more brilliant awareness of my thoughts and actions -- and their impact both on me and on others -- every single day.
It would be a good idea to send out a reminder at least a week before the potluck so everyone will have time to purchase their ingredients and get everything made.
Probably the most striking are her reminders, at least once an evening, that if she chose, she could triumph on decibels alone.
Their two stadiums stand as reminders — at least until one is gone — of precious parkland taken, yet to be replaced and probably never to the specifications that poor Congressional district had before.
Far too many people used their cellphone alarms as loud calendar reminders, at least 500 times a day, with each reminder being the song you hate.
"Save it for the bathroom," the blonde's friend advised, a welcome reminder that at least a good frozen drink is still better enjoyed I.R.L.
The courses offered here serve as a reminder that at least for now, athletes are still different from the average college student.
Ms. Greuel's loss was also a reminder of at least lingering challenges for women running for an executive office, like governor or mayor, which can be more time-demanding and grinding than a legislative job.
Glenn Murray's shot was probably never going to beat Jordan Pickford but he struck it well enough, from Anthony Knockaert's pass, and it was a welcome reminder that at least one of the sides knew the way to goal.
"Save it for the bathroom," the blonde's friend advised, a welcome reminder that at least a good frozen drink is still better enjoyed I.R.L. Walking into the reincarnation of the beloved Alphabet City bar Elsa, which closed in 2014 and reopened this spring, in Cobble Hill, is like having a lucid dream: the space feels familiar and, then again, not at all.
