Sentence examples for reminder to this from inspiring English sources

David Cameron himself said there would be no 'top-down' approach to closures and we appreciate the court's decision, which should serve as a reminder to this government not to forget their promises and not to underestimate those who they seek to represent".

A phone call is not a good method because the call is made only once and there is nothing that will serve as a reminder to this man … not all men have cell phones; a letter would be the best option.

(KII respondent) A phone call is not a good method because the call is made only once and there is nothing that will serve as a reminder to this man … not all men have cell phones; a letter would be the best option.

Lampposts in the Dallas area are already festooned with Super Bowl banners, a stinging reminder to the Cowboys that this season was supposed to end much differently.

"We wanted the site," he said, "to be an inspiring reminder to the world that this city will never forget our dead and never stop living".

3.46am BST Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) This reminder to the #NYR as they stagger into the dressing room: #ShootThePuck #ShootThePuck #ShootThePuck #ShootThePuck #ShootThePuck June 10 , 2014We've seen this before, hockey fans blaming a lack of shooting the puck on losses.

In his introductory remarks Ward had offered a reminder to the general public: "This court is a court of law, not of morals, and our task has been to find, and our duty is then to apply, the relevant principles of law to the situation before us – a situation which is unique".

"Mrs. Machel's visit is a reminder to the children of this country that they have a friend and advocate who wants them to grow up healthy, educated and protected," said UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe Dr. Peter Salama.

"Mrs. Machel's visit is a reminder to the children of this country that they have a friend and advocate who wants them to grow up healthy, educated and protected," said Dr. Peter Salama, UNICEF Representative.

Her veil functions as a constant reminder to the outside world of this stifling morality".

A lock of Sir Isaac Newton's hair greets visitors at the entrance of the Royal Society in London, a reminder to those who enter that this is a temple of genius.