Sentence examples for reminder though that from inspiring English sources
That's a reminder, though, that at heart Rothmans is a gentleman's store.
Philip Seymour Hoffman's death is a reminder, though, that addiction is indiscriminate.
It is also a reminder, though, that there are few sporting occasions which grab the emotions quite like the brief, concentrated intensity of a once-in-a-lifetime horse race.
If you needed a reminder, though, that the on-field part of football is not so much fun and games, we have the story of the former New Orleans folk hero/kicker Tom Dempsey, who, Brett Michael Dykes writes in The Times, is now paying for his reckless style with early dementia.
The mountains exist as a foreboding reminder, though, that foreign occupation isn't, and never was, welcome in Afghanistan.
The fact that one courier did introduce chlorine-resistant TCU contamination into the vended water supply is a reminder though that couriers could also introduce and transmit other chlorine-resistant fecal organisms such as Cryptosporidium.
They are reminders, though, that their spirit lives on.
Also reportedly onboard is new functionality that allows users to sync their notes and reminders (though that was recently outed thanks to a website snafu), as well as the ability to upload videos to the cloud service from an iDevice.
"The release is a stark reminder to defenders, though, that BadUSB is - and always has been - in reach of attackers". Has the flawed password system finally had its day?
As a reminder, though, one should not ignore that identifying heterogeneous populations bearing primarily specific mood and anxiety disorders would require more complex instruments and that a definitive diagnosis of PPD cannot be established without a specialized assessment through more accurate means.
The reminder, though, only adds to the suspicion that it is and he is – and that we are basically adrift in a corroded parallel America in which Vegas plays Washington DC and the moon landings are mocked up on a neighbouring sound-stage.
