Sentence examples for reminder of more from inspiring English sources

It also holds a grim reminder of more turbulent days.

Down the street, a campaign banner for his successor, Mohamed Morsi, hangs across the road, a reminder of more recent promises unkept.

For Mr. Chancellor and Mr. Dyer, the work reflected in that display is a reminder of more than the career-enhancing accolades and the New York weekend.

Just a reminder of more great news: Film Forum is bringing in Charlie Chaplin's "The Gold Rush," from 1925, for a week-long run, beginning this Friday, in a new 35-mm.

Below terrorism and anthrax accounts in The Lima News, the report of a local man's death from a two-year-old spider bite in Arizona seemed a reminder of more innocent days when death was so much less conspiratorial.

A group of Ms. Momber's photographs that are being exhibited in a show called "Viva Loisaida," provide a reminder of more tumultuous times and include several dozen pictures taken from 1976 to 2003.

Party posters are plastered around the province, at times on concrete blast walls, reminders of more violent days.

Across a region laden with leaning, crumbling reminders of more vibrant days, some residents have found comfort in their unlikely profiles.

Nowhere is the decline of the industry more manifest than on Giraffe Lane, where locked doors and broken windows of dozens of vacant houses serve as reminders of more boisterous times.

Famous spas are reminders of more leisurely days in both the northern and southern mountains, while conference facilities and theme parks reflect a growing emphasis on tourism, with its attendant benefits and its problems of environmental stress.

Owen is back in school at the insistence of some teachers who believe he has potential to excel academically, but he remains one of the many children in Zimbabwe who are reminders of more than a decade of economic and political instability which severely impacted access to quality basic education in Zimbabwe.